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In one of the vim config files I have noticed this keyboard mapping
map <C-L> <C-W>l<C-W>_ supposedly for easier moving in tabs and windows. What does that translate to keyboard presses? What is that underscore at the end for?
The command
map <C-L> <C-W>l<C-W>_maps Ctrl-L to Ctrl-W,l, Ctrl-W, _.You invoke this binding by just pressing Ctrl-L. To invoke what it binds to you would type Ctrl-W, then
l, followed by Ctrl-W again, and finally _ (which on a US keyboard is shift-hyphen). This is two separate bindings,<C-W>lmoves the cursor to the window to the right, and<C-W>_resizes current window to the maximum possible vertical size.