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I made the jump to vim from Atom last week and I like it so far. I'm using it with tmux to have all my server logs in one place with my text editor. I've just started running into some weird issue though, anyone seen anything like this? Steps: 1. I start vim in my root directory (`vim .`) 2. I open command-t (bound to leader-t) and start typing in a filename 3. I hit tab to switch to the list of partial matches 4. When I try to use the arrow keys to select a file from the list of partial matches, it looks like it's sending an insert command with capitals ABCD (depending on which arrow key I pressed) to the other tab 5. What do???? This does weird poo poo with whatever is in the other tab (for example, if I just start up vim it'll load NERDTree and sometimes will trigger it to recursively expand a directory which can sometimes just lock up my vim completely if I trigger it while node_modules or bower_components is under the cursor). It didn't do this until today when the only thing I did was add (and them remove) some comments from my .vimrc. Here's my .vimrc and .tmux.conf: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pyi891/dotfiles/master/.vimrc https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pyi891/dotfiles/master/.tmux.conf edit: never mind, fixed it -- it's because I rebound ESC to close the command-t pane. Apparently pressing an arrow key is equivalent to pressing ESC-o-(ABCD).... canoshiz fucked around with this message at 03:55 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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