Set custom trigger keys

[DavidSSL]

I have tried to understand how to set custom keys so that I can use Ctrl+; instead of s. I've read the documentation but I don't understand the <Plug> part. Could you provide some guidance on how you would do this trigger re-mapping using Vim-plug? I have read this but that's not really helping me out either.

[ggandor]

There is an example at the bottom. Use <Plug>(leap-foo) as the right hand side, simple as that.

leap.nvim/doc/leap.txt

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	CUSTOM MAPPINGS *leap-custom-mappings*
	<Plug> keys are aliases for right hand sides of mappings - in our case, calls
	to |leap.leap()|. If you are not familiar with the concept, see |<Plug>| and
	|using-<Plug>|.
	Available <Plug> keys (with their corresponding argument tables):
	*<Plug>(leap-forward-to)*
	arguments: `{}` in Normal mode, otherwise `{ offset = +1, inclusive_op = true }`
	default mapping: `s`
	*<Plug>(leap-forward-till)*
	arguments: `{ offset = -1, inclusive_op = true }`
	default mapping: `x` (Visual and Operator-pending mode only)
	*<Plug>(leap-backward-to)*
	arguments: `{ backward = true }`
	default mapping: `S`
	*<Plug>(leap-backward-till)*
	arguments: `{ backward = true, offset = 2 }`
	default mapping: `X` (Visual and Operator-pending mode only)
	*<Plug>(leap-cross-window)*
	arguments: `{ target_windows = require('leap.util').get_enterable_windows() }`
	default mapping: `gs`
	Example: `vim.keymap.set({'n', 'x', 'o'}, 'f', '<Plug>(leap-forward-to)')`

how you would do this trigger re-mapping using Vim-plug

<Plug> keys have nothing to do with vim-plug, the package manager. (You're not the first who is confused about this.) It is a native Vim feature, for aliasing stuff to be used in mappings.

[DavidSSL]

Thanks. For those like me who are just beginning, you will have to add the following to your `init.lua' file:

vim.keymap.set('n', 'm', '<Plug>(leap-forward-to)')

What this is saying is that in normal mode, when you press m, this will activate <Plug>(leap-forward-to). I had to use m because Ctrl+; is not possible.