:jumps returns a list of the jumps, but when I press < Ctrl-O> or < Ctrl-I> nothing happens. Any ideas of why this is happening?
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what do you get if you run `:verbose map
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It responds "n
", but when I hit n it gives me an error saying "Pattern not found: jumplist" – Sara Jan 09 '13 at 00:18 -
No, the `n` is just an indicator for a normal-mode mapping, not the source key. – Ingo Karkat Jan 09 '13 at 00:28
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I think you somehow re-mapped C-O to something else.
:verbose map <c-o> will tell you what was mapped to.
from your comment, you said if you give command :verbose map <c-o>, it response n <C-o>. I think there should be something more than that.
n means Normal mode mapping,
<C-O> means from key-bind
there should be a mapping to ?
you typed n, it reports "Pattern not found: jumplist". I guest your last search was jumplist. to verify that, you could in normal mode type "n", and see the not found pattern word. e.g. jumplist. then type "/p see if it was your last search.
Another thing you could try is :nunmap <c-o>, then press <c-o>, see if it jumps..
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@sara well, then you could unmap `
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Oh, ok, I found it in my .vimrc. Thanks for your help. I didn't know the verbose command, it is very helpful. – Sara Jan 09 '13 at 00:39
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Probably you don't have files you have edited before. I tried it works for me.
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I thought these keys were for moving around through the jumps. Anyway, even if the jumps are in the same file I am editing, these keys are not working. – Sara Jan 09 '13 at 00:06