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Question: is this a right way mapping C-] ?
See original GitHub issuewrite in simple style, because it is a not complex question.
acc to docs:
<C-]> : open in vertical split window.
there is a setting in my vim config:
let g:Lf_CommandMap = {'<C-]>': ['<leader>p']}
but when <leader>p Key pushed, this messages show up:
E42: No Errors
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In normal mode, v has the same effect as ctrl-].
yes