On 2020-03-02 20:55, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> Tim Chase wrote:
>
> > Reading the help on 'langmap' today, I encountered this
> >
> > Also consider resetting 'langremap' to avoid 'langmap'
> > applies to characters resulting from a mapping.
> >
> > Despite reading this multiple times, I'm not quite sure what this
> > is trying to say. Confusion includes
> >
> > - what does it mean to "reset"? (usually "reset" for a setting
> > means `set langmap&`, but in this case it defaults to *on*, so
> > resetting would do the opposite of what is intended). This also
> > applies in the help for 'langremap' where it says "reset in
> > defaults.vim")
>
> Resetting means setting it off.
>From `:help set-&`
:se[t] {option}& Reset option to its default value.
which makes much more sense for "reset", not setting a value to off.
> How about:
> Also consider setting 'langremap' to off, to avoid that
> 'langmap' applies to characters resulting from a mapping.
the "avoid…applies" might be better written as
to prevent 'langmap' from applying to characters
> > boolean (default on, turned off in defaults.vim)
>
> I like to keep "set" in there, since that's the command that is
> used. "set to off" is less ambiguous, but it doesn't sound very
> nice.
I agree that "set" is clearer. Perhaps rephrasing it like
boolean (default on, defaults.vim sets to off)
would help, or explicitly say what defaults.vim does:
boolean (default on; defaults.vim sets 'nolrm')
Thoughts?
-tim
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