I was trying to use VIM and it kept blinking "recording" all the time. Now I know that it means VIM was recording what I was typing. Where does it keep these recordings? I would like to delete these.
Mac – Where VIM keep its recordings
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Related Solutions
There are XVim and xVim plugins for Xcode, they are made exactly for this.
You can also use KeyRemap4MacBook for this (from answer on stackoverflow and this blog):
This is what I have in my ~/.vimrc
if has("gui_running")
syntax on
set hlsearch
colorscheme macvim
set bs=2
set ai
set ruler
endif
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Best Answer
The "recording" label usually appears when you press 'q' key to record a macro. It is not recording what you are typing, it is recording a command sequence to be re-used for later use.
See: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Macros