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Unmap “delete file” in Explore mode
How to setup AG (the silver searcher) in vim?Using vim and Caffeine on the same machineHow to modify a mapping involving the special key name <Plug>?Why do I need to use unicode for a control character in a mapping using <expr> and a function?Shift+F8 changes letter case for 2 letters; how to unmap this?Unmap netrw-c in vinegar.vimRemap <ENTER> so it makes new line and insert a datestampHow to handle intersections in an algorithm trying to draw ascii diagrams?Mapping vim key to change to next tab in KonsoleSome function keys switch cases of letters under and after the cursor
I just accidentally deleted an important file in :Ex (I thought I was still typing a search string and hit Shift+D and then Enter immediately).
Can I unmap this entirely to avoid this (stupid and not very likely, but still annoying) risk in the future?
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I just accidentally deleted an important file in :Ex (I thought I was still typing a search string and hit Shift+D and then Enter immediately).
Can I unmap this entirely to avoid this (stupid and not very likely, but still annoying) risk in the future?
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I just accidentally deleted an important file in :Ex (I thought I was still typing a search string and hit Shift+D and then Enter immediately).
Can I unmap this entirely to avoid this (stupid and not very likely, but still annoying) risk in the future?
key-bindings
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I just accidentally deleted an important file in :Ex (I thought I was still typing a search string and hit Shift+D and then Enter immediately).
Can I unmap this entirely to avoid this (stupid and not very likely, but still annoying) risk in the future?
key-bindings
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You will need to unmap D only for the filetype netrw to do that you can create the file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/netrw.vim and inside put the following lines:
" Avoid unwanted file deletions with D
unmap <buffer> D
Then you should be good to go, D will not do the suppression anymore.
How does it work?
See :h ftplugin, the idea is to create a file which will be sourced when the filetype of a buffer is set to netrw but after the Netrw plugin did it's own configurations so that you can override them. Note that instead you can probably use an autocommand, but I think it would be pretty redundant since that would be not using the built-in Vim mechanisms.
And the <buffer> parameter to the unmap command is necessary because Netrw remaps D only in its own buffers.
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You will need to unmap D only for the filetype netrw to do that you can create the file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/netrw.vim and inside put the following lines:
" Avoid unwanted file deletions with D
unmap <buffer> D
Then you should be good to go, D will not do the suppression anymore.
How does it work?
See :h ftplugin, the idea is to create a file which will be sourced when the filetype of a buffer is set to netrw but after the Netrw plugin did it's own configurations so that you can override them. Note that instead you can probably use an autocommand, but I think it would be pretty redundant since that would be not using the built-in Vim mechanisms.
And the <buffer> parameter to the unmap command is necessary because Netrw remaps D only in its own buffers.
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You will need to unmap D only for the filetype netrw to do that you can create the file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/netrw.vim and inside put the following lines:
" Avoid unwanted file deletions with D
unmap <buffer> D
Then you should be good to go, D will not do the suppression anymore.
How does it work?
See :h ftplugin, the idea is to create a file which will be sourced when the filetype of a buffer is set to netrw but after the Netrw plugin did it's own configurations so that you can override them. Note that instead you can probably use an autocommand, but I think it would be pretty redundant since that would be not using the built-in Vim mechanisms.
And the <buffer> parameter to the unmap command is necessary because Netrw remaps D only in its own buffers.
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You will need to unmap D only for the filetype netrw to do that you can create the file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/netrw.vim and inside put the following lines:
" Avoid unwanted file deletions with D
unmap <buffer> D
Then you should be good to go, D will not do the suppression anymore.
How does it work?
See :h ftplugin, the idea is to create a file which will be sourced when the filetype of a buffer is set to netrw but after the Netrw plugin did it's own configurations so that you can override them. Note that instead you can probably use an autocommand, but I think it would be pretty redundant since that would be not using the built-in Vim mechanisms.
And the <buffer> parameter to the unmap command is necessary because Netrw remaps D only in its own buffers.
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You will need to unmap D only for the filetype netrw to do that you can create the file ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/netrw.vim and inside put the following lines:
" Avoid unwanted file deletions with D
unmap <buffer> D
Then you should be good to go, D will not do the suppression anymore.
How does it work?
See :h ftplugin, the idea is to create a file which will be sourced when the filetype of a buffer is set to netrw but after the Netrw plugin did it's own configurations so that you can override them. Note that instead you can probably use an autocommand, but I think it would be pretty redundant since that would be not using the built-in Vim mechanisms.
And the <buffer> parameter to the unmap command is necessary because Netrw remaps D only in its own buffers.
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