How to find all keystrokes for a command?

[halloleo]

I want to find out whether go-pagedown has another keystroke than PgDn (like go-down has Down and j).

How can I do this? I even cannot find the (obviously existing) keystroke j on the command sheet.

Thanks for any pointers!

[midichef]

I don't know of any simple way to see the bindings.

The HelpSheets from zCtrl+H or gzCtrl+H have a hidden column all_bindings with a Python list of all the keystrokes that trigger a command. You can unhide it with gv, or by navigating to it on right right side of the sheet and pressing _ on it.

I don't use that myself though. I grep the codebase in my local repository for the command name, but you can search the github repo for go-pagedown.

For go-pagedown, ^F is an alternate binding. And you can use bindkey() in your .visidatarc to add your own binding.

[halloleo]

Thanks for this. Searching Github works well.

Looking at the <all_bindings> column didn't reallywork for me: The cell content is literally "[2]" even when I look at the content with the "e" (edit-cell) command. So the column tells me that two bindings exist, but not what the bindings are...

[midichef]

[2] indicates that the contents are a list object with 2 elements. Is the column wide enough to see the contents? For me I see [2]… with ellipses when the column has width 5, and [2] Ctrl+F; PgDn when I resize the column using _ or z_.

Another way to examine a column of list objects is to do expand-col (bound to the ( key). And afterward you can contract-col using the ) key. Expand/contract also works for columns of tuples, or dicts.