Disabling of mapping about perl-support HOT 5 CLOSED

I know about this issue, and I know that the current situation is undesirable. I already dealt with it for some of the other projects, e.g. WolfgangMehner/bash-support@e1969c3

I'll get back to you with a solution where all the F9 mappings are removed and you can define your own ones for these features. This will also ensure forward compatibility.

You will then have to define mappings for these features yourself, using your ftplugin:

   Shift-F1   read perldoc  (for the word under the cursor)
         F9   start a debugger
     Alt-F9   run syntax check
    Ctrl-F9   run script
   Shift-F9   set command line arguments (buffer related)

You will find examples in perl-support/rc/*.vim .

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Since I do not know Perl well, I could need your help with one question:

Which of these five features listed above should have maps for the POD filetype? I mainly ask so I can provide sensible examples in perl-support/rc/pod.vim

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The only I could think about is the syntax check. pod is only documentation. There should be nothing to run.

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I just pushed e14a382 .

As I said, it removes all F1 and F9 maps, and adds ex-commands to recreate them. Check out the example map definitions in perl-support/rc/perl.vim, and add them to your filetype plug-ins as needed.

Bonus features:

You can give arguments to the script if you use :Perl:

:Perl aa bb cc

You can also give arguments when debugging a script:

:PerlDebug x y z

You can search for help by adding a topic to the :PerlDoc command:

:PerlDoc print

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Works well, thanks.

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