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I looked through .vim/vimrc for what is overriding s. When I press s in command mode i get '>' appearing for fast search, but I want delete + go into insert mode (standard use).
I see that, when i execute :nmap that <Plug>Sneak_s has commandeered s from me but I cannot seem to disable that plugin. I have tried the following
let g:dotvim_settings.disabled_plugins=['Sneak_s']
let g:dotvim_settings.plugin_groups_exclude = ['Sneak_s']
let g:dotvim_settings.disabled_plugins=['sneak']
let g:dotvim_settings.plugin_groups_exclude = ['sneak']
My question is there a way to restore default s behavior or what plugin should I disable and how to restore s behavior? Thanks
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hmm I am a fool. I grepped for "nmap s" and found it in plugin vim-sneak. but I also discovered that nmap s s will fix this problem. Removing vim-sneak's behavior.
Hey. First, love the dotvim.
I looked through
.vim/vimrc
for what is overridings
. When I presss
in command mode i get '>' appearing for fast search, but I want delete + go into insert mode (standard use).I see that, when i execute
:nmap
that<Plug>Sneak_s
has commandeereds
from me but I cannot seem to disable that plugin. I have tried the followingMy question is there a way to restore default
s
behavior or what plugin should I disable and how to restores
behavior? ThanksThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: