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Ctrl-]
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Jump to the tag underneath the cursor
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:ts <tag> <Enter>
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Search for a particular tag
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:tn
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Go to the next definition for the last tag
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:tp
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Go to the previous definition for the last tag
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:ts[elect]
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List all of the definitions of the last tag
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Ctrl-t
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Jump back up in the tag stack
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<leader>b
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find buffer
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<leader>r
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find MRU
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<leader>t
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open ctrlp
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<leader>T
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clear cache
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<c-d>
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switch filename only or path search mode
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<c-r>
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switch to regexp mode
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<c-j/k>
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navigate the result list
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<c-n/p>
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next/previous string in prompt's history
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<c-z>, <c-o>
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mark/unmark file and open them
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ds/cs
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delete/change surrounding characters
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vii/vai
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visually select in or around the cursor's indent
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Vp/vp
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replaces visual selection with default register without yanking selected text (works with any visual selection)
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,l
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begins aligning lines on a string, usually used as ,l= to align assignments
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Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.
