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I have been using these dotfiles for my vim configuration among other things:
https://github.com/skwp/dotfiles
I recently updated the files and some of the control-p stuff has stopped working
If I select ,b I get the following error:
Not an editor command CloseSingleConque
If I look at the settings file for ctrl-p I see the following mapping:
nnoremap <silent> ,b :CloseSingleConque<CR>:CtrlPBuffer<cr>
My vim installation does not recognise CloseSingleConque. Does anybody know why this is?
Taking all your settings from random internet strangers is not a very good idea.
:CloseSingleConque<CR>is in the ruby-conque plugin that is part of this “distribution”. Do you have it installed? If not, you can safely remove this part of the mapping. If it’s installed, that’s a bug that you should report to the author.Take this problem as an opportunity to think again about using someone else’s “distribution” versus rolling your own, progressively.
Seriously, who needs 80 plugins, including two overlapping fuzzy file/buffer navigators and another which is already bundled with Vim?