samsonw
Vim-task not exposing keyboard mappings
Hi,
First thanks for this handy Vim plugin :)
Just thought I'd open an issue I've encountered trying to use it, I'm running vim 7.3 inside iTerm2 on OSX.
Inside the task.vim file (in plugin/) I can see where the keyboard mappings are meant to be exposed, but on my setup I can't trigger them for a variety of reasons. To get it to work I have to:
- Remove the check for did_ftdetect at the top. Without this the file doesn't seem to be read past the condition as it's always true.
- Remove the
portion of the keyboard mappings AND... - Change the mapping from <C-D-CR> to something more conventional, like <Leader>m.
Only then can I use the keyboard mappings inside a buffer viewing a .tasks file, if one of those items isn't there then nothing is triggered.
For now I have simply c+p'd the function into my vimrc and made a mapping there, so locally resolved, but I just thought you'd want to know my experience trying to use it.
Also, is there a reason toggling from '-' to checkmark works, but if I toggle back then the checkmark is simply removed, and not replaced with '-'?
Let me know if I can help replicate anything for debugging,
Cheers!
I can't say much since I am only browsing, but it looks like <C-D-CR> has three states: no dash, dash, checkmark. To get your dash back, simply press <C-D-CR> one more time.
