Would it be possible to support an optional keybinding?

[toranb]

https://github.com/tpope/vim-commentary/blob/master/plugin/commentary.vim#L84

Currently you need to use the gc shortcut (or \ for legacy devs like me). Would you ever be willing to make this an optional "setting" so users could modify it in their vimrc? I find when I'm remote pairing w/ java or c# developers they commonly like a "jetbrains" set of shortcuts to stay productive. If I could optionally update this binding (or supply another alongside what I have with gc) it would go a long way.

Thanks for such a great plugin and all your awesome vim community work! This project (and vim itself) has helped make me personally more productive year after year :)

[tpope]

Just map whatever you like to <Plug>Commentary and friends in your vimrc.

[toranb]

Thank you! So very newb question here but .... how can I map control / to this? What I have below doesn't seem to work for some odd reason.

map <C-/> <Plug>Commentary

[tpope]

There's no ASCII <C-/>, so you can't, generally, although some terminals send it as <C-_>.

[tpope]

You can type <C-V><C-/> in insert mode to see what it's interpreted as. If all you see is / you're out of luck.

[Netznarkose]

As discussed in this issue I added following binding map <C-m> <plug>Commentary to my vimrc which works fine. But unfortunately I can't open files from the quickfix anymore because the return key is gone. If I type this ex-command :verbose map <CR> I see this message <CR> <Plug>Commentary
any Ideas how to solve this?

[tpope]

CTRL-M is carriage return. Your only recourse is to pick another key.

[Netznarkose]

good to know, thanks for the quick help

[bushnerd]

There's no ASCII <C-/>, so you can't, generally, although some terminals send it as <C-_>.

Ah, so that is what it is. Thanks.