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I come from spacemacs. When I press <space> + <p> I expect the project related keys to show up. Nothing shows up for me on any (space) command other than space + fd. I want to do space + p + f to find a file but no luck...
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In #34, we had a discussion about the vim plugin vim-leader-guide, which is similar to emacs-which-key. For now, I suggest you to put it in UserInit() in .spacevim:
I always try to keep consistency with spacemacs, but you know, it's hard (or impossible) to ensure literally identical. If you use terminal vim, space-vim searches files by fzf, which is an amazing command line tool, you can find more information in its README. Try SPC f f or :FZF, you'll like it. For the project aspect, try SPC p h or SPC p r. What's more, space-vim doesn't have such a key mapping SPC p f currently. Check it via SPC ?.
space-vim is in the early stage, after all. If you find anything unreasonable, contributions are highly welcome :).
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I come from spacemacs. When I press
<space>
+<p>
I expect the project related keys to show up. Nothing shows up for me on any (space) command other than space + fd. I want to do space + p + f to find a file but no luck...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: