How to remap 's' ? about ideavim-sneak HOT 7 CLOSED

@jwav Using nmap instead of nnoremap work for me just fine
full syntax is:

nmap <a-s> <Plug>(sneak-s)

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@jwav Hi! Thanks for raising this question. The correct way to remap is to use <Plug>(sneak-s) try it!

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Hi, thank you for answering ; what would the exact nnoremap syntax be ?

I've tried nnoremap <a-s> <Plug>(sneak-s) but as expected it just executes < + P + l...

I've also tried prefacing it with : : nnoremap <a-s> :<Plug>(sneak-s) , nnoremap <a-s> :<Plug>(sneak-s)<CR>, many variations to no avail. PyCharm displays the following error in the lower bar: VIM - Not an editor command: <Plug | <Plug>(sneak-s)

I use PyCharm Community 2020.3.2 on Windows 10, with IdeaVim 0.64 and IdeaVim-Sneak 1.1.1

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Holy mackerel, it worked 😄
I have no idea why it doesn't work with nnoremap, though.
Thanks a lot, Mishkun

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You are welcome!

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How did you manage to restore the s to its original behaviour? Normally I would just add unmap s to .ideavimrc. This works when I run :unmap s manually but I guess since the plugin is loaded after the defaults are set it ends up gets remapped.

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To restore 's' to its original VIM behaviour : :nmap s s

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