On 20Nov2018 01:26, Thomas Schneider <t...@fred.net> wrote:
Felix:
You could use "ZZ", only one char more and skips the mapping.
Well, I have mapped Z to insert my .sig file.
I have mutt do that for me pre-edit.
Removing that I tried
ZZ and found that it did not bring me back into vim. Also, you have
to hold the shift key down. ';e' is very fast and minimal!
';' has other uses - a quick escape from vim by one character.
I use "q" for that (mapped to "ZZ"). Just like mutt itself; surely
anything else is disloyal?
Also I
map ',' to mean ':w^M' so I can write the file out quickly. Usually I
have my atchange program watching the file to do whatever I want (like
run a program or typeset in LaTeX).
I used to have ^W mapped to ':w^M'. Until I started using vim's nice
"window" stuff to split my terminal up when editing, all of whose
actions commence with ^W.
So now I just have q mapped to ZZ (quit, saving file if modified).
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@cskk.id.au>
