I am trying to give RubyMine another try with ideavim plugin (I am switching from vim). I was trying to map ^L to "Next Splitter" but it didn't work (instead it seems to be opening all of the previously opened files until it reaches the projet readme).
I used "Find shortcut" to determine if maybe this shortcut is defined somewhere else but the only result was the shortcut that I set (Goto Next Splitter). I also tried to remove it completely and the behaviour is still the same. How can I find out what is the shortcut for ^L and why it seems like I can't override it?
It is a fresh install on OS X, no settings were imported, my .ideavimrc is empty.
UPDATE: So thanks to @Feedforward comment, I figured out that this was actually ideavim shortcut. What I missed is that when I added ^L to keymap, it was shown in ideavim conflicting shortcuts (Preferences -> Editor -> Vim Emulation). There were two ways to solve this:
- In "Vim Emulation" choose "IDE" as "Handler" for the shortcut.
- Remove the shortcut and add it in the
.ideavimrc(which seemed a bit more reasonable to me).
nmap <C-l> :action NextSplitter<CR>
nmap <C-h> :action PrevSplitter<CR>
So now the question that I still have: how can I find out what is this shortcut for "ideavim"?
