Remapped shift-tab to tab leftwards in insert mode. #173
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Seems friendly (similar to vsode and other editors), harmless (doesn't seem to break anything as S-Tab normally acts same as Tab), and plays nicely with visual mode S-Tab mapping to shift selection leftwards. Idea from @samjwill, see tpope/vim-sensible#173 FIXME: make pumvisible() aware expr map trigger any existing S-Tab map
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Seems friendly (similar to vscode and other editors), harmless (doesn't seem to break anything as S-Tab normally acts same as Tab), and plays nicely with visual mode S-Tab mapping to shift selection leftwards. Idea from @samjwill, see tpope/vim-sensible#173 FIXME: make pumvisible() aware expr map trigger any existing S-Tab map
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Many programs (Notepad++, Microsoft Word, Sublime Text, GNU nano, VS Code, etc.) map shift-tab to an inverse tab. Vim, by default, does not map this to anything, and when the combination is pressed, a regular tab character is inserted.
I think it might be a good tweak to add this mapping if Shift-Tab in insert mode is not mapped to anything else :)