Up/down arrow keys no longer work.

[kgfly]

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Describe your question, feature request, or bug.

Steps to reproduce

Assume the tag names are: tag1, tag2, tag3.
In past, after :LeaderfTag, then input "tag". I can use "up/down" key to choose the one I want. If I find I type sth wrong, say I type "tbg". I can use backspace key to undo the change.

Now, after :LeaderfTag, then input "tag". I HAVE TO press tab key. Then use "up/down" key to choose the one I want. After press tab key, if I find I type sth wrong, say I type "tbg". I've to type i to goto to i mode to type backspace.

I think the new feature is not convenient. Basically, I've to type extra more to do the same thing as before. Is this change by design? If yes, may you please provide a global flag to switch to previous mode?

Thanks.

Actual behaviour

Expected behaviour

[Yggdroot]

This feature is introduced by issue #213 . a64ea18
This issue is also a duplicate of #228 .
You can use g:Lf_CommandMap to change the key bindings.

[kgfly]

Thanks. May you please tell me what's the exact definition of g:Lf_CommandMap I should use to recover previous behavior?

[Yggdroot]

LeaderF/doc/leaderf.txt

Lines 590 to 591 in 1b42185

	<C-J>, <C-K> : navigate the result list.
	<Up>, <Down> : recall last/next input pattern from history.

LeaderF/doc/leaderf.txt

Lines 484 to 489 in 1b42185

	g:Lf_CommandMap *g:Lf_CommandMap*
	Use this option to customize the mappings inside LeaderF's
	prompt(|leaderf-prompt|).
	for example, if you want to change the default command <C-F> to <C-D> and
	change the default command <ESC> to <C-A> and <C-B>: >
	let g:Lf_CommandMap = {'<C-F>': ['<C-D>'], '<ESC>': ['<C-A>', '<C-B>']}

e.g.,

let g:Lf_CommandMap = {'<C-K>': ['<Up>'], '<C-J>': ['<Down>']}

[kgfly]

Thanks.