I want to change a key mapping in vim while on a specific file
Question
The autocmd in vim is very useful when we want to for example change the key mapping according to filetype:
autocmd Filetype tcl map <f1> :execute "!tclsh %"<CR>
What I need at the moment is to change the key mapping but only on an specific filename. Is this possible?
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solution1
4 ACCPTED 2013-12-13 15:44:49
autocmd BufNew,BufRead filename.ext map <buffer> <f1> :execute "!tclsh %"<CR>
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