On 13/04/09 21:50, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
>
> Tony Mechelynck wrote:
>
>> gvim 7.2.148 (Huge)
>>
>> When splitting a window using ":new" or ":new filename" from a window
>> for which a keymap is defined, the 'iminsert' status is cloned but the
>> 'keymap' isn't. This looks inconsistent to me. I'm not sure whether
>> these options ought to be cloned or not, but I feel pretty certain that
>> it ought to be both or neither - not just one without the other.
>>
>> Opinions?
>
> I assume you have set 'keymap' with ":setlocal". Then the global value
> will be used for ":new". The same happens for 'iminsert'. Perhaps you
> have somehow a global value of 'iminsert'? I can't reproduce the effect
> you describe except when using ":setlocal keymap=name".
>

Ah, thanks for the clarification. Yes, I set 'keymap' locally, since I
have a number of files loaded in split-windows, and only one of them
uses a non-Latin script. As for 'iminsert', I'm less sure, since here
are the mappings by means of which I toggle it:

:noremap <F8> :let &l:imi = !&l:imi<CR>
:noremap! <F8> <C-^>

(I use F8 because I'm not sure there's a Ctrl-^ on my AZERTY keyboard.)

If the Ctrl-^ key toggles the global value in Insert mode, then that's
the culprit. Maybe it too, ought to act only locally. But for the
moment, I'll copy my map to a map! but with a Ctrl-O in front of it.


Best regards,
Tony.
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