: > There is apparently no way to truly unbind a key. Binding it to
: > noop does not allow it to fall through to the generic map. I'm
: > currently working around this by creating bindings that duplicate
: > the generic bindings.
: Thats right. binding a key to 'noop' unbinds that key. Why do you
: expect it to "fall through" to the generic map? What exactly are you
: trying to do?
Try the following experiment:
:bind index <return> noop
Notice that when you hit return, you get "Key not bound", but when you
look at help, it says that <return> is bound to select-entry (in the
generic bindings section).
Another experiment:
:bind index <return> next-line
Notice it works just like you think it should. Look at the help again.
Notice that <return> is bound twice. Once in the generic section and one
in the index section.
Both of these seem really counter intuitive.
randy
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