Ack in experimental branch takes over scroll-page keymap.

[kiko]

In Vim <C-F> and <C-f> are synonymous, thus current Ack plugin configuration takes over default page scrolling.

  " Control-Shift-F on other systems
  call janus#add_mapping('ack', 'map', '<C-F>', ':Ack<space>')

https://github.com/carlhuda/janus/blob/experimental/janus/vim/tools/janus/after/plugin/ack.vim#L6

[kalbasit]

I'll test that later on my linux box, on mac <D-F> and <D-f> are not the same

[kiko]

Thanks. I think you can confirm the behavior on OS X's default vim (/usr/bin/vim) as well.

[kalbasit]

I confirm this, apparently on some OSes ViM has some limitations when using the Ctrl key in the mapping, see this thread for more information..

What do you suggest for the keymapping ?

[kiko]

Honestly, I couldn't come up with a good one. Alt brings another incompatibility with console vim.
Also, <A-F> doesn't seem to work with gVim. (becuase <A-f> binds to open File menu?)
Personally I'd map with <leader> but since <D-F> is used for MacVim, I assume you want something consistent.

[kalbasit]

Yes sadly we need something consistent, I'll look into it.

[tapster]

this issue seems to be in the master branch too, not just experimental: https://github.com/carlhuda/janus/blob/master/janus/vim/tools/janus/after/plugin/ack.vim

using OSX vim not macvim

[kalbasit]

Yes experimental was merged recently into master.

[kalbasit]

I just added a little hack to find out if we are taking over the default behavior of <C-f> and if we are, it is bound to <leader>f, please let me know if it does not work.

[tapster]

works for me OSX + vim in iTerm. thanks!