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Annoying cryptic error message #67
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It means that when you are in the command-line window, you can't use wincmd (or any other command to move or edit another buffer).
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@Av3r4ge ah, thanks for clarification. It's strange, I'm on OS X now, and it doesn't show up, but on Linux it was, hence I've found it quite annoying since it was not my experience. I also can't say now for sure whether on Linux it was showing up out of the context you explained, I'll look it further later just to be sure. |
This message / functionality comes from Vim itself (although I am wrapping it in the plugin to provide a slightly more friendly error message). The idea, as far as I understand it is that the command line window is meant to act like a modal and block other interactions until you finish with it, and as such navigation commands are blocked. I'm going to close this now as I don't think there is a problem with the plugin, but please reopen if you think there is something worth reviewing. |
This message was showing quite frequently for me, I've just muted it. Any reason to leave it as is? The message kept showing and it's quite cryptic and didn't help at solving anything.
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