How can I remap the enter key to ctrl-y without overwriting the default behavoir of mini.pairs

[Gael-Lopes-Da-Silva]

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mini.completion, mini.pairs

Question

I'm trying to find a way to remap <cr> with what is written in mini.completion help. But when doing so, the mini.pairs <cr> remapping is lost so doing enter inside pairs don't work anymore. How can I make the two plugins integrate nicely together on <cr> ?

[echasnovski]

There is this comment specifically for this use case. Maybe also use return MiniPairs.cr() instead of return require('mini.pairs').cr(), but that is more of a style preference in this case.

[Gael-Lopes-Da-Silva]

Ok. I have found where the problem come from. I was doing my remap inside the now function of mini.deps and was calling the setup function of mini.pairs in later. So my remap was overwritten by mini.pairs remap of <cr>.

[Gael-Lopes-Da-Silva]

Found it by doing verbose imap <cr> also.

[echasnovski]

Ok. I have found where the problem come from. I was doing my remap inside the now function of mini.deps and was calling the setup function of mini.pairs in later. So my remap was overwritten by mini.pairs remap of <cr>.

Oh, yeah, that's a good point. The 'mini.pairs' probably should not remap <CR> if it is already mapped by the user. Either silently or with a warning. I'll take a look.

[echasnovski]

Ok. I have found where the problem come from. I was doing my remap inside the now function of mini.deps and was calling the setup function of mini.pairs in later. So my remap was overwritten by mini.pairs remap of <cr>.

Just a follow up: on latest main 'mini.pairs' now won't override custom <BS> and <CR> mappings. Thanks for bringing attention to this!