Mapping commands

[gerardroche]

Issue by adamk33n3r
Wednesday Jan 14, 2015 at 22:46 GMT
Originally opened as guillermooo/Vintageous#810

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When I try to map a command to a keymap it only puts a ':'.
e.g. nmap mm :w
When I push mm it just acts like I pushed ':'.
This is mentioned in the wiki: 'Only commands known to Vintageous can be used in mappings." Does this have something to do with it?

[gerardroche]

Comment by jonnyniv
Monday Aug 22, 2016 at 08:38 GMT

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Is there any update on the status of this issue?

[gerardroche]

@adamk33n3r @jonnyniv This has been fixed in the latest 1.4.0 release (NeoVintageous is a fork of the discontinued Vintageous plugin). You can now also map to Sublime Text commands and your own custom commands:

To create your example mapping, open your .vintageousrc file for editing (run "Open My .vintageourc File" in the Command Palette: CTRL-SHIFT-P)

nnoremap mm :w<CR>

Mapping to commands is currently only supported in basic cases:

Mapping to Command-line mode commands is supported for basic use-cases: >
:command

Mapping to Sublime Text commands is supported for basic use-cases. The command
must start an Uppercase letter to avoid confusion with built-in Command-line
mode commands. The command is converted to snake_case. For example to map to
the Sublime Text command "toggle_side_bar": >
:ToggleSideBar

See the :help neovintageous command for information.

Also see the forum post on latest release: NeoVintageous 1.4.0 released zap KAPOW.