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Vim disable mouse only in insert mode

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vim

autocmd

When I insert mode sometimes my cursor moved because my palm accidentally placed on trackpad. So, I want to make autocmd to disable mouse on insert mode and enable it in normal mode.

I write it like this:

  autocmd InsertEnter * set mouse=""
  autocmd InsertLeave * set mouse=a

It worked to disable the mouse. But, when I leave the insert mode, the mouse not activated.

How to make this work?

Edit: I just found out that InsertLeave not triggered when I'm using CTRL_C. Unfortunately, I always use CTRL_C to exit insert mode. Is there any workaround for this?

Edit 2: I found out UserGettingBored event too. But it seems this event is just a joke.

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rahmat Avatar asked Apr 14 '16 06:04

rahmat


1 Answers

You could use:

set mouse=n

to only enable mouse in normal mode

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rahmat Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 00:10

rahmat