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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 11:14:01 -0400
From: Dan Welch <WELCHDW@truth.wofford.edu>
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Subject: unmapping function keys in vi
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A difficulty arises when I want to do a manual ":so exrc" in a local
directory to override earlier definitions.  The substitution definition
sequence (unmap, then map) fails.

For example, once function key 2 has been mapped using the ":map #2 do_stuff"
command, unmapping via ":unmap #2" fails.  In place of "#2" to identify
the function key, I have been using ^V followed by pressing the actual F2
function key in the ":unmap" command sequence, i.e., providing the F2
key literally.

Should not ":unmap #2" work as well?

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