On 06/08/20 11:34 -0400, John Florian wrote:
I understand better now my problems with my mappings. Above, I said I had a mapping for <C-E> :nohlsearch<CR>. In actuality, this was ^E :nohlsearch<CR>. Both should work but only the latter now only works with vim; gvim shows the mapping with :map but I can't make it trigger.
A mapping for "^E" (i.e. the two characters '^' and 'E') doesn't work in vim or gvim for me. <C-E> works in both, and so does the literal control character entered into my vimrc with CTRL-V CTRL-E. I get the same results on two up-to-date KDE desktops but also a headless CentOS 6.10 server. Silly question: are you actually using the same version for vim and gvim? Do you have some different version of vim in your path?
I still don't know what's up with the yaml indenting. I'll have to check on the cindent setting that's been brought up recently. I also
You can check whether cindent is enabled in a given file (e.g. after opening a yaml file) with ':set cindent?' If you put 'finish' right at the top of you personal vimrc and check ':set cindent?' again you'll see whether its presence/absence is affected by something in your vimrc. If it's on even when you make your personal vimrc 'finish' before changing anything, then it's coming from global settings not personal ones.
don't understand the new Ctrl-6 behavior, but I suspect that's konsole that's changed.
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