How do I turn off a specific key mapping?

[cryptogohan]

I have <c-s> bound to saving. This plugin maps it to toggling a list item todo.

I found let g:wiki_mappings_use_defaults = 'global' but I'd still like all the other bindings!

[lervag]

Thanks, I've pushed a fix. wiki.vim should now no longer override your own mappings.

I found let g:wiki_mappings_use_defaults = 'global' but I'd still like all the other bindings!

Yes, sorry, there is currently not an easy way to disable a single mapping. If you still think this is necessary after the recent fix, then let me know.

[kosciak]

Just in case anyone stumble over this - there is an easy way to disable single mapping!

let g:wiki_mappings_local = {
      \ '<plug>(wiki-tag-list)': '<nop>',
      \ '<plug>(wiki-tag-search)': '<nop>',
      \ '<plug>(wiki-tag-reload)': '<nop>',
      \ '<plug>(wiki-tag-rename)': '<nop>',
      \}

BTW (wiki-tag-rename) is not listed on wiki-mappings-default section in help file (if you wander what else might use wl prefix)

[lervag]

Thanks, @kosciak! I realized this feature was easy to implement so I just did. To disable a mapping, set it to an empty string.

Notice, your suggestion does not fully work as intended. You actually end up mapping the sequence <nop>, i.e. 5 keys, to the target rhs. I guess the probability of actually typing that sequence is tiny, so in practise, it probably does work. But with the recent update, we instead allow a proper way to disable a mapping.

[kosciak]

Isn't <nop> special No-operation mapping? At least for RHS side of mapping. For LHS it might be better to use <plug> instead.

Anyway, setting an empty string was first thing I tried so it'd definetely way to go

[lervag]

Isn't <nop> special No-operation mapping? At least for RHS side of mapping.

Yes, <nop> is the special no-op, but it is only relevant for the right-hand side. In this case you are using it for the left-hand side! As specified in the docs, the values in this dictionary are the left-hand sides, whereas the keys are the right-hand sides (the plug mappings).