what's the default leader key? about ideavim-easymotion HOT 8 CLOSED

Thank you for your support! I read the document again, actually there's a key list attached. But unfortunately, I can't understand in the first place.

I suggest use a short video (with keycastr will be even better) or gif animation to demonstrate the feature will be good.

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Hey, the default leader key in vim and IdeaVim is \. You can remap it to space using let mapleader=" " in ~/.ideavimrc file. Also, don't forget that you should add set easymotion to the same file.

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I was about to type this question as well. In my intellj I type backslash(twice) then I type f and then I type a character that I want to go to, but its not working. I am new to vim, do I need to do anything else? Sorry this might sound like a stupid question, do you know exactly what characters I need to type to get easymotion to work?

I am doing this now:

\\fL

where L is the character I want to go to(i.e., there is a variable Long and I want to go to Long).

P.S. I have followed setup section and have installed ideavim, acejump, ideavim-easymotion and then wrote

set easymotion

in my .ideavimrc

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@AlexPl292
I have all the three plugins installed and enabled, and set easymotion added to ~/.ideavimrc

restart webstorm 2020.1

the problem:

1. \ key is not working, nothing happened, and the bell ring. Sounds like an invalid key.
2. remap it to space using let mapleader=" " in ~/.ideavimrc also not working, press space key the cursor just go right same as -> key

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@huahuayu the leader key should be pressed twice. So, if you want, for example, jump to character x you should enter \\fx.
If it won't work for you, could you please attach log file? https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/articles/207241085-Locating-IDE-log-files

@rohitkrishna094 could you please attach the log file (see the link above)

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hi, @AlexPl292 finally I get to know how to use, \\f is the trick. I just tried, it works, great!

In retrospect, before you tell me to use \\f[keyword]I think two things made me confused, 1. which is the leader key? 2. I don't know the leader key \ should press twice, AND followed by an f.

Could you please add them to the document, make other people's life a little bit easier :)

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Yes, definitely. Thank you very much for the issue, it made me understanding that the documentation should be improved.

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@AlexPl292 Idk what happened, but after remapping the leader, it's working now. Thanks.

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