Cheatsheet for Neovim with the plugins and configurations in the repository.
On .cs files:
Keymap
Mode
Usage
gd
N
Go to definition (:OmniSharpGotoDefinition)
<Leader>fu
N
Find usages (:OmniSharpFindUsages)
<Leader>fi
N
Find implementations (:OmniSharpFindImplementations)
<Leader>ca
N
Get code actions (:OmniSharpGetCodeActions)
Comments (tpope/vim-commentary)
Keymap
Mode
Usage
gcc
N
Comment/Uncomment single line
gc
N,V
Comment/Uncomment target motion, e.g. gcap
for paragraph or selection in visual mode.
Using Visual Studio (Code) mappings, i.e.
let g: vimspector_enable_mappings = ' VISUAL_STUDIO'
Key
Function
API
F5
When debugging, continue. Otherwise start debugging.
vimspector#Continue()
Shift F5
Stop debugging.
vimspector#Stop()
Ctrl Shift F5
Restart debugging with the same configuration.
vimspector#Restart()
F6
Pause debugee.
vimspector#Pause()
F9
Toggle line breakpoint on the current line.
vimspector#ToggleBreakpoint()
Shift F9
Add a function breakpoint for the expression under cursor
vimspector#AddFunctionBreakpoint( '<cexpr>' )
F10
Step Over
vimspector#StepOver()
F11
Step Into
vimspector#StepInto()
Shift F11
Step out of current function scope
vimspector#StepOut()
Keymap
Mode
Usage
zf
V
Create fold with the selection in visual mode
za
N
Toggle fold (under the cursor)
zo
N
Open fold
zc
N
Close fold
zd
N
Delete fold
zr
N
Open (reduce) folds by one level
zm
N
Fold (more) folds by one level
:diffthis
N
Make current file part of diff. Execute for two files.
dp
N
Put difference under the cursor to the other file
do
N
Obtain difference from other file to current difference
]c
N
Jump to next diff
[c
N
Jump to previous diff
Keymap
Mode
Usage
:G
N
Git status
dv
Fug
Show differences of the file currently under cursor
cc
Fug
Commit staged files.
-
Fug
Stage/Unstage file (Or s
stage, u
unstage).
:GV
N,V
Open commit browser for the whole repository
:GV!
N
Open commit browser for the current file
:GV?
N,V
Fills the location list with the revisions of the current file
Keymap
Mode
Usage
<Option-Enter>
:GCeckout
Track remote branch locally
<Ctrl-b>
:GCheckout
Create a branch or tag with the current query as name
<Ctrl-d>
:GCheckout
Delete a branch or tag
<Ctrl-e>
:GCheckout
Merge a branch
<Ctrl-r>
:GCheckout
Rebase a branch
Keymap
Mode
Usage
I
N
Insert at the beginning of the line
ea
N
Insert (append) at the end of the word
Ctrl+h
I
Delete the character before cursor on the insert mode
Keymap
Mode
Usage
noh
N
Turn of search highlight until next search
n
N
Repeat searh forward
N
N
Repeat searh backword
#
/*
N
Search and highlight words matching below cursor
Sneak (justinmk/vim-sneak)
Keymap
Mode
Usage
s{char}{char}
N
Activate search in text to jump forward to desired location.
S{char}{char}
N
Activate search in text to jump backward to desired location.
;
N
Go to next match
3;
N
Skip to 3rd match from the current position.
<Ctrl-o>
N
Go back to the starting point.
s<Enter>
N
Repeat the last Sneak-search
yszxy]
N
Surround in brackets up to xy>
. Sneak is the z
.
gUz\}
N
Upper-case the text from the cursor until \}
cl
N
Vim s
(delete char and insert)remapped to cl
cc
N
Vim S
(delete setence and insert)remapped to cc
Surround (tpope/vim-surround)
Keymap
Mode
Usage
cs{from}{to}
N
Change 'surrounds' {from} to {to}, e.g. cs"'
to change from " to '
cst{to}
N
Change tag to {to}, e.g. cst"
to change html-tag to "
ds{from}
N
Delete {from} surrounds.
yss)
N
Surround sentence with ()
S{to}
V
In visual mode, surround selection with {to}
ys{action}{to}
N
Add {to} surrounds based on {action}
Keymap
Mode
Usage
Ctrl-w T
N
Move current split windot to its own tab
gt
N
Move to next tab
gT
N
Move to previous tab
#gt
N
Move to tab number #
:tabm #
N
Move current tab to #th position (0-index) (:tabmove)
:tabc
N
Close current tab (:tabclose)
:tabo
N
Close all other tabs except current one (:tabonly)
:tab ba
N
Edit all bufferes as tabs
Keymap
Mode
Usage
<F7>
N
Toggle Undotree (:UndotreeToggle)
Keymap
Mode
Usage
v
(lower)
V
Character mode
V
(upper)
V
Line mode
Ctrl+v
V
Block mode
Keymap
Mode
Usage
Ctrl-h
N
Move to the window on the left (Ctrl-w h
)
Ctrl-j
N
Move to the window below (Ctrl-w j
)
Ctrl-k
N
Move to the window above (Ctrl-w k
)
Ctrl-l
N
Move to the window on the right (Ctrl-w l
)
Ctrl-w o
N
Only one window. 'This one'
<Leader>|
N
Split window to right (Which key mapping to Ctrl-w v
)
<Leader>-
N
Split window to below (Which key mapping to `Ctrl-w s)