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automatically handle special case if user maps SneakFoo to f #12

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justinmk opened this issue Oct 17, 2013 · 3 comments
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automatically handle special case if user maps SneakFoo to f #12

justinmk opened this issue Oct 17, 2013 · 3 comments

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@justinmk
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if user maps sneak to f, don't make them let g:sneak#nextprev_f = 0

@reicheltd
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Hi,

Ive mapped to f but in the doc it says let g:sneak#nextprev_f = 0 but good point!

@justinmk
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Edited, thanks.

@justinmk
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@reicheltd If you mapped f to Sneak, you can remove the nextprev_f option from your vimrc now.

Incidentally, I also renamed the option to f_reset (and t_reset), which is slightly less horrible than the old name.

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