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Insert key map problems#29
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This shows that there is some problems with key_map for INSERT_MODE. Unfortunately, the unittests fail in a different way than when I attempt to do the same thing in my .vimrc....
This fixes the problem I see when I attempt to write an insert mode key map in my .vimrc.py. That problem is that the text of the map ( :python3 snake.dispatch_mapped_function(140292554737728) ) is inserted into the buffer instead of leaving insert mode, running the text of the map, and then returning to insert mode.
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This fixes an issue that I'm having defining key_maps for insertmode.
It also creates a test case for the problem. Unfortunately, the test case fails for a different reason when run from the unittests. (It seems that keys('aaaa') is only sending 'a' three times to vim instead of four times. But I'm not sure of why.) When I define the function in my .vimrc.py, the key_mapping seems to work just fine (Although, I don't have a call to keys() in my .vimrc.py)