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The default i will take a left click, it is not the supposed behavior when I am editing something, because it will relocate the cursor in editor. So I tried to set <space> to <to_insert>, but it behaves the same as pessing key i .
The command i and insert work correctly.
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Environments
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Windows Edition
[11 Home]
Windows Version
[22H2]
Windows Build
[22621.2134]
Architecture
[64bit]
win-vind Version
[e.g. 5.3.0]
win-vind Install Type
[zip]
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I tried setting gnnoremap <space> <to_insert> in v5.4.0, but the click did not happen unlike i.
To reproduce this problem, is it correct to just do it in this setting?
Maybe this problem is specific to my environment, In my case, gnnoremap <space> <to_insert> does not work, but gnnoremap <space> :i<cr> works, so I have already solved my problem. You can leave this issue alone if no others report the same thing.
Steps to reproduce
Config .vindrc with
gnnoremap <space> <to_insert>
The default
i
will take a left click, it is not the supposed behavior when I am editing something, because it will relocate the cursor in editor. So I tried to set<space>
to<to_insert>
, but it behaves the same as pessing keyi
.The command
i
andinsert
work correctly.Environments
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: