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Breaks up and down left right custom key mappings #35

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Satshabad opened this issue Apr 25, 2013 · 3 comments
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Breaks up and down left right custom key mappings #35

Satshabad opened this issue Apr 25, 2013 · 3 comments

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@Satshabad
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I have the following mappings in my .vimrc

nmap <Up> ]<Space>
nmap <Down> [<Space>

these are loaded after the pathogen infect is called. When your (awesome) plugin is loaded, when I hit i get an A inserted on the line above my current line and put into insert mode. Same for down except the character is a B, left is a D, right is a C.

When I don't load your plugin everything is fine again.

Thoughts?

@terryma
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terryma commented Apr 25, 2013

Do you have the latest version of the plugin? This sounds like #3 which was fixed a long time ago. Let me know if syncing to the latest didn't fix it.

@Satshabad
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Ah yes. I guess that's the problem with pathogen, no automatic updates

@liupangzi
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i installed vim-multiple-cursors via vundle, somehow vundle did not fetch the latest version of this plugin, which could cause a bug described in #1 #2 & #3.

the solution is using git clone this repo instead of using :BundleInstall in vimrc.

PS: using :BundleInstall!(vundle's update cmd) will also replace vim-multiple-cursors with old(buggy) version.

i don't know why, but hope this can help.

update: problem solved.
replace Bundle 'vim-multiple-cursors' with Bundle 'terryma/vim-multiple-cursors' in vimrc.

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