I think `vim-sexp` or `vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people` is overriding the `<localleader>l` shortcuts I want to use with conjure. It is calling `<Plug>(sexp-insert-at-list-tail)` . How do I give Conjure preference there?
Ideally, I would like to put all the vim-sexp
, etc. localleader default commands under it's own section. Like <localleader>s
pulls up all the commands that were normally just under <localleader>
This is what is currently happening and I would prefer to hide those Plug commands one level deeper and give me back all my top level local leader options.
sexp has an example how to reconfigure the mappings https://github.com/guns/vim-sexp/blob/14464d4580af43424ed8f2614d94e62bfa40bb4d/doc/vim-sexp.txt#L647 . And if you clear g:sexp_filetypes it will also disable sexp-mappings-for-regular-people https://github.com/tpope/vim-sexp-mappings-for-regular-people/blob/master/plugin/sexp_mappings_for_regular_people.vim#L60
Ahh, ok, this makes the task less intimidating if I can figure this out. Just follow those directions and for every localleader command just add what I want like that leading s
right?
Got it to work! Thanks so much. There is a small typo in those docs where I had to change let s:sexp_mappings
to let g:sexp_mappings
. Not sure that is worth submitting a pull request over
yeah, why not, even if author does not merge the PR people will be able to find the discussion