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I don't have the qwerty layout, and so want to remap some keys, in particular u.
Looking at vim-repeat, it seems I should be able to just map another key to RepeatUndo, like so:
nmap k <Plug>(RepeatUndo)
and vim-repeat will not overwrite my u mapping, because it checks for a mapping with hasmapto.
The problem is that unless I have used a command that requires vim-repeat, for example, used vim-surround, my k key does not undo anything. It starts working only after I have used vim-surround.
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I don't have the qwerty layout, and so want to remap some keys, in particular u.
Looking at vim-repeat, it seems I should be able to just map another key to RepeatUndo, like so:
nmap k <Plug>(RepeatUndo)
and vim-repeat will not overwrite my u mapping, because it checks for a mapping with
hasmapto
.The problem is that unless I have used a command that requires vim-repeat, for example, used vim-surround, my k key does not undo anything. It starts working only after I have used vim-surround.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: