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Mapping to 'x' is dangerous since on a system where you don't have your vimrc you'll get the original behavior of 'X'. Ideally you'd map 'X' to deliver a small
by queuebert 4y ago
Mapping to 'x' is dangerous since on a system where you don't have your vimrc you'll get the original behavior of 'X'. Ideally you'd map 'X' to deliver a small electric shock. ;-)
- westurner 4y agocmap X x :help X > Mapping to 'x' is dangerous since on a system where you don't have your vimrc you'll get the original behavior of 'X'. Which is still to prompt? A person could take their chances. Besides, wouldn't that form of intentionally aversive conditioning actually boost the learning rate and create hyperassociations to the behavior your're attempting to stimulus extinct or just learn over?