E488: Trailing characters in Vim mapping
Question
I want to map F5 on a command and typed:
:cmap <F5> :make | vert copen 100<CR>
Then I get E488. What to do?
1 answers
solution1
3 ACCPTED 2016-05-13 12:02:09
Escape your | :
:cmap <F5> :make \| vert copen 100<CR>
Right now it tries to
cmap <F5> :make
and then
vert copen 100<CR>
Escaping the | delimiter ensure your mapping is preserved.
Be aware that the \\| escaping may not always work, as stated in :help map_bar . Alternatives are: <Bar> and ^V| .
Thanks @Randy Morris.
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