Don't map Insert mode meta chords during macro #30
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Closes tpope#13 The CursorHoldI event isn't triggered during macro execution, even when updatetime is set to zero. We can use this 'feature' to create mappings on the CursorHoldI event only when the user manually enters Insert mode.
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I think anything this dicey should probably just be made into a separate, general purpose plugin, no? RSI continues to provide |
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Sure, I can see this being a separate plugin. Feel free to use and refactor the code however you think is best. Yeah, it's a dicey hack but seems to work consistently. I'm not sure why we have to use |
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Here's a potential fix for issue #13. To test the fix, edit a file with the following contents:
Then search
/foo<CR>, record a macroggqqciwbar<Esc>nq, and execute the macro a few times4@q. The important part of the macro that's being tested is the<Esc>nsequence, which vim-rsi remaps.