| Action | Key | Package | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jump to previous cursor position | alt-- |
last-cursor-position | |
| Jump to next cursor position | alt-_ |
last-cursor-position | |
| Jump to previous edit | ctrl-i |
goto-last-edit | |
| Jump to next edit | ctrl-alt-i |
goto-last-edit | |
| Align selection | ctrl-cmd-/ |
aligner | |
| Jump to matching block | ctrl-g b |
ruby-block | Not working |
| Grep in current project | ctrl-alt-g |
fuzzy-grep | Defaults to Ag |
| Jump to file at point | cmd-r |
goto | |
| Jump to definition at point | alt-cmd-enter |
goto-definition | |
| Jump to symbol declaration at point | alt-cmd-down |
goto | |
| Jump to project symbol at point | shift-cmd-r |
goto | |
| Multi cursor up | alt-up |
multi-cursor | |
| Multi cursor down | alt-down |
multi-cursor | |
| Ex mode | : |
ex-mode |
Atom's core vim-mode functionality is deprecated, the package can be installed but it throws occasional errors. It has been replaced by vim-mode-plus, which seems to lack c-i-( and family. This kills my workflow, can it be fixed with a keymap, or ported from vim-mode?