let g:vorax_key_for_exec_buffer = "<F8>" let g:vorax_key_for_exec_sql = "<Leader>e" let g:vorax_key_for_exec_one = "<Leader>1" let g:vorax_key_for_describe = "<Leader>d" let g:vorax_key_for_describe_verbose = "<Leader>D" let g:vorax_key_for_explain_plan = "<F5>" let g:vorax_key_for_explain_only = "<S-F5>" let g:vorax_key_for_fuzzy_search = "??" let g:vorax_key_for_goto_def = "gd" let g:vorax_key_for_toggle_logging = "<Leader>l"
Of course, you're free to choose whatever you want. You are no longer bound to the default VoraX key mappings.
There are also a couple of bug fixes. They are detailed into the changelog.
2 comments:
when I put a line with definition to .vimrc
Error detected while processing .vimrc:
line 43:
E121: Undefined variable: g:vorax_key_for_connect
line 44:
E121: Undefined variable: g:vorax_key_for_oradoc_search
line 45:
E121: Undefined variable: g:vorax_key_for_toggle_db_explorer
line 46:
E121: Undefined variable: g:vorax_key_for_toggle_conn_window
line 47:
E121: Undefined variable: g:vorax_key_for_toggle_result_window
line 48:
E121: Undefined variable: g:vorax_key_for_oradoc_under_cursor
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when I put it to s:vorax_handler.buf_register_keys() dict it works
What exactly do you put in your .vimrc? Can you paste it here?
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