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Doing an action when pressing a key. These are also called key mappings or mappings. For questions about default key bindings, as well as creating or redefining key bindings.
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how to map <C-q> to :q!
I'm trying to make Ctrl+Q quit vim automatically without saving. I thought this would be a very simple task but am stumped on why it's not working...
I have the two following mappings at the end of m …
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What is 3kA in this mapping?
Welcome to Vim :)
In 3kA there are two "getting started with Vim" lessons in this, a path which @filbranden pointed you down, but to make this more explicit...
#1 is "motions" and #2 is changing from …
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