Basic vim questions on nerdtree toggling and keyboard mapping?

To remap in normal mode use nmap :NERDTreeToggle.

To remap in normal mode use nmap :NERDTreeToggle nmap means map in normal mode imap means map in insert mode the nore part in nnoremap and its friends prevent expanding the mapping recursively. For example, I use to also hide search string so, in my vimrc I have nnoremap :noh Without the nore, the above mapping will loop.

I tried both nmap :NERDTreeToggle and nmap :NERDTreeToggle but when I press CTRL-D it seems to scroll down about 33 lines... – fcuk112 Sep 17 '09 at 11:21 You need to do the nnoremap because is scroll down by default. – Ayman Sep 17 '09 at 11:55 I changed it to nnoremap :NERDTreeToggle but it still seems to scroll down when I press ctrl-D? – fcuk112 Sep 17 '09 at 13:11 :map :echo "hello" does it print hello on?

– Maxim Kim Sep 17 '09 at 13:18 no, it scrolls down about 33 lines as before. – fcuk112 Sep 17 '09 at 13:26.

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