All polymode keys start with the prefix defined by polymode-prefix-key (defaults to M-n). The polymode-mode-map is the parent of all polymodes' maps.

All polymode navigation commands are "cycling commands" in the sense that they can be invoked repeatedly with the press of the basic keys. For example, if the polymode-minor-mode-map is bound to the default M-n prefix, then the sequence M-n C-n C-n C-p will invoke polymode-next-chunk twice and polymode-previous-chunk once.

Shortcut Description
C-n Move to next chunk (polymode-next-chunk)
C-p Move to previous chunk (polymode-previous-chunk)
C-M-n Move to next chunk of the same type (polymode-next-chunk-same-type)
C-M-p Move to previous chunk of the same type (polymode-previous-chunk-same-type)

Chunk Manipulation

Shortcut Description
M-k Kill current chunk (polymode-kill-chunk)
C-t Toggle narrowing of the body of current chunk (polymode-toggle-chunk-narrowing)
M-m DWIM repeatedly mark or extend region (polymode-mark-or-extend-chunk, a "cycling" command)

Exporting, Weaving and Tangling

Shortcut Description
e Export the document with the current exporter. (polymode-export)
E Ask and set the current exporter. (polymode-set-exporter)
w Weave the document with the current weaver. (polymode-weave)
W Ask and set the current weaver. (polymode-set-weaver)
t ;; not implemented yet (polymode-tangle)
T ;; not implemented yet (polymode-set-tangler)
$ Show the process buffer if something went wrong during the processing. (polymode-show-process-buffer)

Evaluation of Chunks

Many Emacs modes provide interactive evaluation of code. The output of the evaluation is commonly directed into an inferior process buffer or directly into the source buffer (e.g. org-mode). Polymode provides a few generic commands in polymode-eval-map (M-n v by default) in order to facilitate evaluation of code in polymode buffers.

Shortcut Description
v Eval all inner chunks in a region if region is active or the current chunk at point (polymode-eval-region-or-chunk)
b Eval all inner chunks in a buffer (polymode-eval-buffer)
u or ↑ Eval from beginning of buffer till point (polymode-eval-buffer-from-beg-to-point)
d or ↓ Eval from point till end of buffer (polymode-eval-buffer-from-point-to-end)