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Is there a way to list all the default normal, visual and insert mode bindings in vim?

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When you use the :map command without any parameters, it seems that it only lists custom and plugin bindings. Is there a way to view ALL bindings? It would be nice to know if a custom binding would conflict with one of the defaults.

Alternatively, is there a decent online reference?

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Davorian Avatar asked Jan 24 '11 04:01

Davorian


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There is a list of all of the standard key bindings that you can get by typing :help index. Those are in addition to the custom ones printed out by :map.

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Jeremiah Willcock Avatar answered Oct 05 '22 23:10

Jeremiah Willcock