Show all leader mappings

Question

I have a some command set up in my .vimrc for mapping ,r.

But when I press ,r, vim does not trigger a command immediately but waits a while so I can type more characters. That means I have something set up for longer mapping, e.g. ,re or ,rt.

I don't use any mapping like that, nor see any <leader>rX mappings in my .vimrc. Looks like some plugin is setting it.

Is there a way to show all leader mappings to figure out what mapping is that?

Answer 1

Try with :map command. It shows all current mappings including those created with <leader>.