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This plugin doesn't touch W, B, E, or gE by default, so you don't have to worry about those.

let g:wordmotion_mappings = {
    'w' : '<M-w>',
    'b' : '<M-b>',
    'e' : '<M-e>',
    'ge' : 'g<M-e>',
    'aw' : 'a<M-w>',
    'iw' : 'i<M-w>'
}

should do what you want.

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Instead of using consider using <Plug>s. It's more portable and also allows for some fancy things like allowing lazy loading by plugin managers.

Thanks for a great plugin :)

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Instead of using consider using <Plug>s.

Instead of using what?

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Whoops, I meant "instead of using a dictionary to specify maps". The advantage is if someone uses a plugin manager which allows lazy loading, they can do something like this.

This will cause the plugin to be loaded only when the maps are actually used.

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It's more portable

It's all vimscript, how is any one construct more portable than another? Unless you mean if some old vim version doesn't support dictionaries, but does support <Plug>. I don't think that's the case, and honestly don't care even if it is.

The advantage is if someone uses a plugin manager which allows lazy loading

You can do this:

let g:wordmotion_mappings = {
    'w' : '<Plug>WordmotionW',
    'b' : '<Plug>WordmotionB',
    ...
}
map <M-w> <Plug>WordmotionW
map <M-b> <Plug>WordmotionB
...

I know what the other plugin does. I personally think that's extremely ugly, and option variables with the form g:<plugin name>_<option name> are much cleaner and easier to keep track of. This workaround I just gave you is also extremely ugly, but you're free to do whatever you want.

Another thing is that lazy loading for tiny plugins like these is really unnecessary, but if you're that serious about saving 10 nanoseconds of load time, then go for it. This is also why I didn't use autoloading at all. It's so pointless for a plugin of this size.

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This is also why I didn't use autoloading at all. It's so pointless for a plugin of this size.

That is a good point; I didn't consider that in my haste to lazy load every plugin that I could.

Thanks for your help.

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