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That itself is just to help me figure out why vim is triggering visual mode when I press M-v in a nested vim session. I'd like to be able to paste in vim terminal. |
That itself is just to help me figure out why vim is triggering visual mode when I press M-v in a nested vim session. I'd like to be able to paste in vim terminal. |
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Ok I'm sorta finding progress on the m-v. But now the swapfile issue is front and center once again. Why is it that only vim has such trouble with swapfiles? I should just turn em off. |
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Revision as of 20:22, 19 July 2023
Sort bug is know, I guess: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58852181/linux-whole-line-sort-does-not-sort-correctly
I was seeing it on lines like:
tnoremap <C-@>[ <C-@>N tnoremap <C-[> <C-@>N tnoremap <C-@>" <C-@>:terminal<cr>
where that was the sorted order. Weird... I'd expect from left to right to have the [ before or after the @, not between them...
Sigh... I'd like to be able to open vim with vim +help <topic> then have vim exit when I'm done. Instead it goes to the empty buffer like at the start of vim with no arguments. This is really turning into quite the yak shaving
That itself is just to help me figure out why vim is triggering visual mode when I press M-v in a nested vim session. I'd like to be able to paste in vim terminal.
Ok I'm sorta finding progress on the m-v. But now the swapfile issue is front and center once again. Why is it that only vim has such trouble with swapfiles? I should just turn em off.