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Situation: I am editing simple shell scripts. They use command line arguments accessed via $1, $2, $3, etc. This pkg has remapped/aliased those such that trying to insert $1 instead inserts (), $2 inserts [], $3 inserts {} (as described in the README under 'Insert Mode Remaps'). I do not know why this is aliased this way, it is much quicker to simply insert those characters with normal keys (which this or another plugin will already auto-close). As it is, this needs to be disabled if working in Shell (probably perl and php and any other language using $ denoted variables), the current work-around I have is to insert a $, hit esc, re-enter insert mode and hit a number, very tedious and annoying and a frustrating surprise when it first happened. Ripping this out of my config is next, this is a bad default mapping.
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Bump. I don't use keyboard shortcuts extensively and figured I wasn't the target audience of this particular feature. But, I'd vote for this to be a feature to opt into, rather than on by default.
Situation: I am editing simple shell scripts. They use command line arguments accessed via $1, $2, $3, etc. This pkg has remapped/aliased those such that trying to insert $1 instead inserts (), $2 inserts [], $3 inserts {} (as described in the README under 'Insert Mode Remaps'). I do not know why this is aliased this way, it is much quicker to simply insert those characters with normal keys (which this or another plugin will already auto-close). As it is, this needs to be disabled if working in Shell (probably perl and php and any other language using $ denoted variables), the current work-around I have is to insert a $, hit esc, re-enter insert mode and hit a number, very tedious and annoying and a frustrating surprise when it first happened. Ripping this out of my config is next, this is a bad default mapping.
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