I'm using vim(7.3) with cscope in ubuntu. :cs find commands work fine, but I want to use some key bindings, so I download cscope_maps.vim and install it according to the tutorial here. However, no matter which place I put the vim file in, none of the key maps defined in the file work! For example I got one of the mapping as :
nmap <C-\>s :cs find s <C-R>=expand("<cword>")<CR><CR>
When I moved the cursor on a c symbol and pressed [CTRL]+[\]+s, nothing happened!
Does anyone know the reason and how to solve it?
Thanks.
Try to isolate the problem. First, while running vim, try something like
:nmap , :echo "hello"<CR>
and then type ,. Assuming that works, try the key combination you actually want, instead of ,. (When you write [CTRL]+[\]+s, you are using the CTRL and \ keys at the same time, right?) If that works, then try the actual cscope command from the tutorial.
Next, try adding a simple nmap command to your vimrc file. Does that work?
You should be able to load the script with
:source path/to/cscope_maps.vim
If that works, but simply dropping the file in your plugin directory did not, try
:set runtimepath?
to see which directories are being searched for plugins, and read
:help load-plugins
(Step 4 under :help startup) for other reasons they might not be loaded.