Re: Find out the origin of a mapping

On 02/03/2011 11:20 PM, John Little wrote:
>> It is a mapping, and of course it's listed in the :map command. But it outputs
>> zillions of lines and polluted my screen, I just overlooked it.
>
> When in doubt about a vim listing, one can use :redir to capture the
> output, then put it into a scratch buffer, and search there; f.ex.
>
> :new
> :redir @"
> :map
> :map!
> :redir END

and paste here with "p" :)

> /C-J
>
> Regards, John

-tim

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