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• Switch
  • Switch element in the wheel
  • Switch buffer
  • Switch in (neo)vim lists
  • Switch dedicated buffer
  • Switch layer in ring
• Search
  • Search file
  • Search inside file
• Add
  • Add a new torus
  • Add a circle to the current torus
  • Add a location to the current circle
• Delete
• Rename
  • Rename the current torus
  • Rename the current circle
  • Rename the current location
  • Rename current location & file
• Rename
• Copy
• Move
• Yank ring

Function	Completion list	Default binding
switch location	locations of current circle	<M-w><Enter>
switch circle	circles of the current torus	<M-w><C-Enter>
switch torus	toruses in the wheel	<M-w><S-Enter>
multi switch	toruses, circles & locations	<M-w><M-Enter>
switch location in index	index locations	<M-w>x
switch circle in index	index circles	<M-w><C-x>
switch in history	history entries	<M-w>h
switch in frecency	frecency entries	<M-w>e

Function	Completion list	Default binding
switch buffer	listed buffers	<M-w>b
switch tabwins	visible buffers in tabs & windows	<M-w>v

Function	Completion list	Default binding
switch marker	markers	<M-w>'
switch in jump list	jumps	<M-w>j
switch in change list	changes	<M-w>,
switch tag	tags	<M-w>t

The default mapping is <M-w><M-space>.

See buffer stack.

You can complete by dedicated buffer pseudo-filename, wich will lead you to the buffer you want.

Example of pseudo-filenames :

• /wheel/0/tree
• /wheel/1/history
• ...

You must be in a dedicated buffer to launch it. The local mapping is <M-l>, or <C-Down>.

See also layer ring.

Function	Completion list	Default binding
find file	find file in current dir tree	<M-w>f
mru file	most recently used, non wheel files	<M-w>u
outline	outline for folds, markdown, org, vimwiki	<M-w><C-o>

Function	Completion list	Default binding
occur : switch line	lines of current buffer	<M-w>o

The default mapping is <M-w><S-a>.

The default mapping is <M-w><C-a>.

When you add a circle, you are prompted for a name. The completion is based on the current file directory. Different flavours are available :

• simple : just the directory of the current file
• path relative to the current local directory
• absolute path

You can of course adapt the completed name before confirming with <enter>. In fact, the name you choose can be anything you want, as long as it is not already in the current torus.

The default mapping is <M-w>a.

When you add a location, you are prompted for a name. The completion is based on the current file name. Different flavours are available :

• file name without extension
• file name with extension
• file name with relative path
• file name with absolute path

You can of course adapt the completed name before confirming with <enter>. In fact, the name you choose can be anything you want, as long as it is not already in the current circle.

You can also add :

• a file with <M-w>+f
• a buffer with <M-w>+b
• all files matching a glob with <M-w>*

Default mappings :

• <M-w>d : delete location
• <M-w><C-d> : delete circle
• <M-w>D : delete torus

The default mapping is <M-w><S-n>.

The default mapping is <M-w><C-n>.

The completion is the same as for adding a circle.

The default mapping is <M-w>n.

The completion is the same as for adding a location.

The default mapping is <M-w><M-n>.

Before renaming files, it's always a good thing to do a backup of your files first, or even better, to work within a VCS repository, like git.

• <M-w>n : rename location
• <M-w><C-n> : rename circle
• <M-w>N : rename torus
• <M-w>n : rename location & file

• <M-w>c : copy location to another circle
• <M-w><M-c> : copy circle to another torus
• <M-w>C : copy torus

• <M-w>m : copy location to another circle
• <M-w>M : copy circle to another torus

• <M-w><C-y> : switch default register to use in yank functions
• <M-w>y : paste from yank ring linewise, after the sursor
• <M-w>p : paste from yank ring charwise, after the sursor
• <M-w>Y : paste from yank ring linewise, before the sursor
• <M-w>P : paste from yank ring charwise, before the sursor

Linewise means that the paste is inserted after the current line.

Charwise means that the paste is inserted into the current line.

See also linewise and charwise in vim help.

Each candidate of the completion list is one of your yanks, represented as a string.