I’m trying to use python-mode with Vim and a lot of the commands are by default bound to things like '<C-c>rm'. What does this mean? Ctrl+c just exits the current mode, so in normal mode it does nothing, and rm just replaces the current letter with ‘m’.

I tried issuing various commands as described (e.g. press ctrl+c and then press g) but it doesn’t behave as described (e.g. going to definition).