Despite there being no mention on the keystroke <Leader>l
in my .vimrc
, this combination opens the current fold on my installation of vim
and gvim
.
It's not mentioned under :map
. Is it a standard thing or might it be due to a plug-in?
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Sign up to join this communityDespite there being no mention on the keystroke <Leader>l
in my .vimrc
, this combination opens the current fold on my installation of vim
and gvim
.
It's not mentioned under :map
. Is it a standard thing or might it be due to a plug-in?
If <Leader>l
isn't mapped to anything, than this is effictivly the same as the motion l
. And this will open your folds. If you don't want this, tune the 'foldopen'
setting like this:
:set foldopen-=hor
l
will open it. I don't think the leader key does anything in this case. – EvergreenTree May 8 '15 at 13:09:verbose <leader>l
to see if there is a map. – jecxjo May 8 '15 at 13:18