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It drives me crazy that frequently when I click in a window, it goes into visual mode for a few characters and thus I can't type normal command mode commands. I'm finding I always have to press "v" to exit visual mode before I can use vim again.
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It drives me crazy that frequently when I click in a window, it goes into visual mode for a few characters and thus I can't type normal command mode commands. I'm finding I always have to press "v" to exit visual mode before I can use vim again.
   
 
I finally figured out how to disable visual mode using the mouse:
   
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<pre>
 
noremap &lt;LeftDrag&gt; &lt;LeftMouse&gt;
 
noremap! &lt;LeftDrag&gt; &lt;LeftMouse&gt;
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</pre>
   
 
==Comments==
I finally figured out how to disable visual mode using the mouse:
 
 
In my vimrc:
   
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<pre>
 
set mouse=nicr
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</pre>
   
 
No more visual mode from using mouse! {{help|'mouse'}}
   
noremap &lt;LeftDrag&gt; &lt;LeftMouse&gt;
 
 
noremap! &lt;LeftDrag&gt; &lt;LeftMouse&gt;
 
 
 
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== Comments ==
 
In my _vimrc,
 
set mouse=nicr
 
(no more viusal mode from using mouse! see :h mouse)
 
 
maxiangjiang--AT--hotmail.com
 
, April 8, 2004 16:57
 
 
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That doesn't quite work, as the mouse still puts you into visual mode (which is really all I was trying to avoid).
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That doesn't quite work, as the mouse still puts you into visual mode (which is really all I was trying to avoid).
   
 
Also, with my way, you can use Shift-LeftDrag to still select visual.
 
Also, with my way, you can use Shift-LeftDrag to still select visual.
   
Gabe
 
, April 9, 2004 16:44
 
 
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What works for me is :set mouse-=a
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What works for me is <tt>:set mouse-=a</tt>
 
   
bljilek--AT--yahoo.com
 
, November 20, 2006 16:58
 
 
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created April 8, 2004 · complexity basic · author Gabe Dalbec · version 5.7


It drives me crazy that frequently when I click in a window, it goes into visual mode for a few characters and thus I can't type normal command mode commands. I'm finding I always have to press "v" to exit visual mode before I can use vim again.

I finally figured out how to disable visual mode using the mouse:

noremap <LeftDrag> <LeftMouse>
noremap! <LeftDrag> <LeftMouse>

Comments

In my vimrc:

set mouse=nicr

No more visual mode from using mouse! :help 'mouse'


That doesn't quite work, as the mouse still puts you into visual mode (which is really all I was trying to avoid).

Also, with my way, you can use Shift-LeftDrag to still select visual.


What works for me is :set mouse-=a