Unmapping the global mappings on a per-buffer basis
I have the following mapping in tnoremap <Esc> <C-><C-n> init.conf to exit insert mode while in the terminal.
In certain terminal buffers I would like to not have that global mapping applied.
The command :tunmap <buffer> <Esc> doesn't effect globally set mappings.
The command :tunmap <buffer> will remove the mapping for all buffers.
Is there a way to not apply global config to a certain buffer only?
key-bindings global-command terminal-buffer
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I have the following mapping in tnoremap <Esc> <C-><C-n> init.conf to exit insert mode while in the terminal.
In certain terminal buffers I would like to not have that global mapping applied.
The command :tunmap <buffer> <Esc> doesn't effect globally set mappings.
The command :tunmap <buffer> will remove the mapping for all buffers.
Is there a way to not apply global config to a certain buffer only?
key-bindings global-command terminal-buffer
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
1
Would that work?tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>?
– Ralf
yesterday
@Ralf Yes! Just phrase it please as an answer and I will accept it.
– TheMeaningfulEngineer
yesterday
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I have the following mapping in tnoremap <Esc> <C-><C-n> init.conf to exit insert mode while in the terminal.
In certain terminal buffers I would like to not have that global mapping applied.
The command :tunmap <buffer> <Esc> doesn't effect globally set mappings.
The command :tunmap <buffer> will remove the mapping for all buffers.
Is there a way to not apply global config to a certain buffer only?
key-bindings global-command terminal-buffer
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
I have the following mapping in tnoremap <Esc> <C-><C-n> init.conf to exit insert mode while in the terminal.
In certain terminal buffers I would like to not have that global mapping applied.
The command :tunmap <buffer> <Esc> doesn't effect globally set mappings.
The command :tunmap <buffer> will remove the mapping for all buffers.
Is there a way to not apply global config to a certain buffer only?
key-bindings global-command terminal-buffer
key-bindings global-command terminal-buffer
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
asked yesterday
TheMeaningfulEngineer
1396
1396
1
Would that work?tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>?
– Ralf
yesterday
@Ralf Yes! Just phrase it please as an answer and I will accept it.
– TheMeaningfulEngineer
yesterday
add a comment |
1
Would that work?tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>?
– Ralf
yesterday
@Ralf Yes! Just phrase it please as an answer and I will accept it.
– TheMeaningfulEngineer
yesterday
1
1
Would that work?
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>?– Ralf
yesterday
Would that work?
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>?– Ralf
yesterday
@Ralf Yes! Just phrase it please as an answer and I will accept it.
– TheMeaningfulEngineer
yesterday
@Ralf Yes! Just phrase it please as an answer and I will accept it.
– TheMeaningfulEngineer
yesterday
add a comment |
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You could overwrite the mapping by a buffer-local mapping. Just map <ESC> to <ESC>:
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>
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You could overwrite the mapping by a buffer-local mapping. Just map <ESC> to <ESC>:
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>
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You could overwrite the mapping by a buffer-local mapping. Just map <ESC> to <ESC>:
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>
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Ralf
69510
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You could overwrite the mapping by a buffer-local mapping. Just map <ESC> to <ESC>:
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>
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Ralf
69510
You could overwrite the mapping by a buffer-local mapping. Just map <ESC> to <ESC>:
tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>
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tnoremap <buffer> <ESC> <ESC>?– Ralf
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@Ralf Yes! Just phrase it please as an answer and I will accept it.
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