“ cs”命令在vim中起什么作用，为什么我不能将其映射为做其他事情？

Question

I have the ConqueTerm plugin installed in my vim so that I can run bash commands without leaving my editing environment. It's cool when you can run Python scripts while seeing you code within the same screen.

I wanted to be more convenient to toggle ConqueTerm, so I added these two lines in my .vimrc

" quick access to ConqueTerm
nnoremap cv :ConqueTermVSplit bash<CR>
nnoremap cs :ConqueTermSplit bash<CR>

I have experimented these two commands before so that I can be sure I won't overwrite existing commands. ' cv ' does absolutely nothing since after I typed these two characters in normal mode, they appear in the bottom-right corner of my vim window, still listening for my next stroke. But ' cs ' is a different story, since the letters don't appear where ' cv ' would, and my cursor would move to the status area, where we run commands such as ' :wqa! ', only I can't do anything there. Whatever key I press I go back to the editing area. And after I edited my .vimrc , my ' cv ' works like a charm whereas my ' cs ' still does the same thing I don't understand.

So, as the title says, what exactly does ' cs ' do, and why I failed to map it to other command? Thanks!

Answer 1

You can issue :map cs to see what it maps to.

cs is not mapped by default in Vim, but I have a hunch you have installed the plugin called surround . That reserves normal mode bindings cs , ds and a couple others. Check the link for behaviour.

Answer 2

使用:verbose map cs打印出cs绑定到的内容。