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Hi, I've been using emacs. I like default keybindings in general as opposed to vim style. Is there a good source for emacs style keybinding for clojure? So far I have installed spacemacs for clojure development...
M-m
in Spacemacs Emacs mode (holy mode) opens the mnemonic which key menu to guide you through all command key bindings
M-m m
or M-RET
show the key binding for the current major mode, e.g Clojure. This provides the same Clojure key bindings as ,
in Evil mode (vim style) editing
M
is the meta key, usually Alt
on Linux and Mac Option
RET
is the Return or Enter key
I think most of the default Cider key bindings are also available, e.g. those documented at https://docs.cider.mx/cider/index.html