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Is there a list of all the spacemacs keybindings some place or a way of seeing what they are for different modes? I'm setting up some keybindings and I'd like to be able to follow along with spacemacs practices if possible
try pressing M+x and enter describe-mode
I was hoping it was documented somewhere beyond describe-mode as I don't have spacemacs installed
From what I know when using CIDER they define very many different keys for different sub-modes and those modes are all different.
Found it for spacemacs: https://develop.spacemacs.org/doc/DOCUMENTATION.html#commands
how would i hide lines surrounding a region? i feel like i saw this feature in spacemacs default and i can't find it now.
the answer is narrow-to-<blah>
that's intresting, i narrowed file-a in one buffer then i created a new layout, and opened the file-a in another buffer and it's narrowed in that one to.