diff --git a/init.lua b/init.lua
index 5eee51a..703e14c 100644
--- a/init.lua
+++ b/init.lua
@@ -19,21 +19,20 @@ local keymap = {
     toggle_file_explorer                    ='<c-n>',
 
     -- n
-    leader_key                              = ';',
-    split_line                              = "<leader>s",
 
-    -- n
-    move_to_panel_left                      = '<c-h>',
-    move_to_panel_down                      = '<c-j>',
-    move_to_panel_up                        = '<c-k>',
-    move_to_panel_right                     = '<c-l>',
+    move_to_panel_left                      = '<c-h>',          -- 
+    move_to_panel_down                      = '<c-j>',          -- 
+    move_to_panel_up                        = '<c-k>',          -- 
+    move_to_panel_right                     = '<c-l>',          -- 
+
+    split_line                              = "<leader>s",      -- Splits the current line with comma separated items in paranthesis into multiple lines.
 
     -- i, s
-    autocomplete_abort                      = '<C-e>',
-    autocomplete_confirm                    = '<C-j>',
-    jump_forward_in_snippet                 = '<C-k>',
-    jump_backward_in_snippet                = '<C-h>',
-    jump_to_snippet_end                     = '<C-l>',
+    autocomplete_abort                      = '<C-e>',          -- 
+    autocomplete_confirm                    = '<C-j>',          -- 
+    jump_forward_in_snippet                 = '<C-k>',          -- 
+    jump_backward_in_snippet                = '<C-h>',          -- 
+    jump_to_snippet_end                     = '<C-l>',          -- 
 }
 
 local theme_with_real_colors = true
@@ -300,6 +299,8 @@ end
 ---Then formats all comma separated items within that bracket scope, and splits the line into multiple.
 ---The function is aware for strings starting with ' or ", and keeps track of how deeply nested it is 
 ---in the brackets.
+---The function will properly indent all the lines, but only uses spaces to do so.
+---It is currently tied to this init.lua file by a couple of variables. Might become a separate package at some point.
 ---@type function
 local split_line
 do
@@ -391,11 +392,11 @@ do
         end
 
         if not last_bracket_i then
-            print("The opening bracket was not closed")
+            print("The first opening bracket found after the cursor was not closed on this line.")
             return
         end
         if #comma_indexes == 0 then
-            print('No comma separated items in the given parenthesis scope')
+            print('No comma separated items within brackets that were opened and closed after the cursor.')
             return
         end