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The page on luaref doesn't mention how to actually use it.
The page on luaref doesn't mention how to actually use it.
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When you are editing a Lua file, move the cursor over the first word of a standard function such as 'couroutine.status'. Then, while still in visual mode, press <tt>\lr</tt> . That should take you to the page in the reference documentation for that function.
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When you are editing a Lua file, move the cursor over the first word of a standard function such as 'couroutine.status'. Then, while still in visual mode, press <code>\lr</code> . That should take you to the page in the reference documentation for that function.
The page on luaref doesn't mention how to actually use it.
When you are editing a Lua file, move the cursor over the first word of a standard function such as 'couroutine.status'. Then, while still in visual mode, press \lr . That should take you to the page in the reference documentation for that function.
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