Re: Script to Show All Commands/Searchable

On 2015-09-22 08:30, Gary Furash wrote:
> In tools like UltraEdit or Atom or Sublime, there's a way to search
> a menu of commands (i.e., all commands the program could do or
> could do via plugins can be searched and chosen from if you don't
> remember the command.). Is there something similar for VIM?

While it doesn't give external plugins, every command in vim should
be documented at the corresponding sub-section of

:help index

If you want an ex-command, read up on ":help ex-cmd-index"; if you
want normal-mode keys, there's ":help normal-index", etc.

And as Shlomi mentioned, you can see what mappings/commands/functions
you have with

:command
:map
:map!
:function

The breadth of vim makes that a daunting bit of output, so you might
have better success searching the help for relevant terms.

-tim




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