conjure-keybindings

<localleader>ls          
Open the log buffer in a new horizontal split window.
                         
<localleader>lv          
Open the log buffer in a new vertical split window.

<localleader>lt          
pen the log buffer in a new tab. 

<localleader>le          
Open the log buffer in your current window. 

<localleader>lq          
Close all visible log windows in your current tab.

<localleader>lr          
Soft reset the log buffer 

<localleader>lR          
Hard reset the log buffer, 
completely deleting the buffer, 
mappings and buffer local settings. 
This will close any open log windows.

<localleader>ll          
Set cursor to top of latest evaluation result.

<localleader>E           
When in visual mode, evaluate the current selection.


<localleader>ee          
Evaluate the current form under the cursor. 
This is the innermost pair (ignoring those in comments or
strings). 

<localleader>ece         
Evaluates the form under the cursor and displays the
result as a comment at the end of the line or below
the current line if you already have a comment there.

<localleader>er          
Evaluate the root form under the cursor. 
This is the outermost pair. 
Great for evaluating a function you're editing 
if your cursor is within a few nested forms.


<localleader>ew          
Evaluate the word under the cursor, good for peeking inside vars defined in your file.

<localleader>ecw         
Evaluates the word under the cursor and displays the
result as a comment at the end of the line or below
the current line if you already have a comment there.

<localleader>e!          
Evaluate the form under the cursor and replace it


<localleader>em[mark]    
Evaluate the form under the cursor at the given
|mark|. Set a regular Neovim mark on a form using
`mF` for example in any file, then jump to another
file. You can evaluate that form at any time with
`<localleader>emF`.

<localleader>ef          
Evaluate the current file from disk. 

<localleader>eb          
Evaluate the current buffer contents.

<localleader>gd          
Go to the definition of the word under the cursor.

K                        
Look up documentation for the word under the cursor.