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I use <c-l> to switch to the window split right of the active window split. I'm having an issue with eclim where <c-l> doesn't appear to do anything when the project tree view is the active window using this simple vimrc (note that <c-w>l does work):
set nocompatible
nnoremap <c-l> <c-w>l
However, mapping to another key such as 'n' does change the active split to one window to the right using <c-n>:
set nocompatible
nnoremap <c-n> <c-w>l
I found the following line in eclim/autoload/eclim/tree.vim:
nnoremap <buffer> <silent> <c-l> <c-l>:silent doautocmd eclim_tree User <buffer><cr>
Commenting out the line allows me to use . However, I'm not entirely sure what the previous line is for and what impact commenting it out has. Is there a safer away to work around this while retaining my existing key bindings?
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I use
<c-l>
to switch to the window split right of the active window split. I'm having an issue with eclim where<c-l>
doesn't appear to do anything when the project tree view is the active window using this simple vimrc (note that<c-w>l
does work):However, mapping to another key such as 'n' does change the active split to one window to the right using
<c-n>
:I found the following line in
eclim/autoload/eclim/tree.vim
:Commenting out the line allows me to use . However, I'm not entirely sure what the previous line is for and what impact commenting it out has. Is there a safer away to work around this while retaining my existing key bindings?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: