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Hello, I recently installed this plugin and it is working very nicely for leading white spaces, very cool! But the problem is that when I installed it, I started getting an error with my <leader>b mapping. Vim says:
E464: Ambiguous use of user-defined command
I uninstalled every plugin I use except indentLine and I got this error. I also tested installing every single one of them except indentLine and I didn't got any error, so I'm guessing this plugin maps <leader>b to something?
I'm probably missing something, but I couldn't find it in the docs. Also, when I have only indentLine installed, the <leader>b command doesn't raise errors but doesn't appear to do anything, too.
I would like to keep my user-defined command, how can I disable the plugin's mapping, assuming it actually has one?
Thanks.
EDIT
Okay, I remapped my <leader>b to something else and aparently the problem is not the sequence, it is the command itself.
I was mapping <leader>b to :Le<CR> (open file explorer). When I have indentLine installed, even if I type :Le by hand I get this error.
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Hello, I recently installed this plugin and it is working very nicely for leading white spaces, very cool! But the problem is that when I installed it, I started getting an error with my
<leader>b
mapping. Vim says:I uninstalled every plugin I use except indentLine and I got this error. I also tested installing every single one of them except indentLine and I didn't got any error, so I'm guessing this plugin maps
<leader>b
to something?I'm probably missing something, but I couldn't find it in the docs. Also, when I have only indentLine installed, the
<leader>b
command doesn't raise errors but doesn't appear to do anything, too.I would like to keep my user-defined command, how can I disable the plugin's mapping, assuming it actually has one?
Thanks.
EDIT
Okay, I remapped my
<leader>b
to something else and aparently the problem is not the sequence, it is the command itself.I was mapping
<leader>b
to:Le<CR>
(open file explorer). When I have indentLine installed, even if I type:Le
by hand I get this error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: