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brief editor key bindings

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Oct 15th, 2019
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  1. brief keybindings:
  2.  
  3. cursor movement
  4. ---------------
  5. ctrl home - go to the top of the page
  6. ctrl end - go to the bottom of the page
  7. ctrl pgup - go to the start of the file
  8. ctrl pgdn - go to the end of the file
  9. ctrl up - scroll up one line
  10. ctrl down - scroll down one line
  11. ctrl left - go to the previous word
  12. ctrl right - go to the next word
  13. ctrl b - scroll the current line to the bottom of the screen
  14. ctrl m - scroll the current line to the center of the screen
  15. ctrl t - scroll the current line to the top of the screen
  16. ctrl 0-9 - set bookmark 0-9 (zeus: alt 0-9)
  17. alt j - jump to a bookmark
  18. alt g - go to a line
  19.  
  20. editing
  21. -------
  22. enter - start a new line
  23. delete - delete the character the cursor is on
  24. backspace - delete the character to the left of the cursor
  25. ctrl k - delete beginning of line
  26. ctrl y - delete the current line
  27. keypad * - undo (also: ctrl z)
  28. ctrl tab - set tab stop length
  29. ctrl backspace - delete the previous word
  30. alt backspace - delete the next word
  31. alt i - switch between insert and overwrite mode
  32. alt k - delete the end of the line
  33. alt q - convert all tabs in the file to spaces
  34.  
  35. cut & paste
  36. -----------
  37. shift - use with arrow keys to select text
  38. alt c - select columns
  39. alt l - select lines
  40. ctrl a - select all
  41. keypad + - copy the current selection to the clipboard (also: ctrl c)
  42. keypad - - cut the current selection to the clipboard (also: ctrl x)
  43. ins - paste the current selection into the file (also: ctrl v)
  44. delete - delete the current selection
  45. escape - cancel text selection
  46. tab - indent text selection
  47. shift tab - negative indent text selection
  48.  
  49. find & replace
  50. --------------
  51. F5 - find text (also: alt s)
  52. F6 - replace text (also: alt r)
  53. alt F5 - find text (backward direction)
  54. alt F6 - replace text (backward direction)
  55. shift F5 - repeat the most recent find
  56. ctrl F5 - turn case sensitivity on or off
  57. ctrl F6 - turn regular expressions on or off
  58. ctrl l - convert line or selected text to lower case
  59. ctrl u - convert line or selected text to upper case
  60.  
  61. working with files
  62. ------------------
  63. alt b - switch to antoher file you are working on
  64. alt e - open antother file
  65. alt f - show the path of the file you are working on
  66. alt n - switch to the next file you are working on
  67. alt o - change the output file name
  68. alt p - print file or selected text
  69. alt w - write file (save)
  70. alt - - switch to the previous file you are working on
  71. ctrl w - toggle unicode/single byte file format for this file
  72. ctrl - - close the file you are working on
  73.  
  74. key macros
  75. ----------
  76. F7 - record keystrokes; press again to finish recording
  77. F8 - play macro
  78. ctrl r - repeat a keystroke or macro a sepcified number of times
  79.  
  80. compiling
  81. ---------
  82. F10 - compile the file
  83. ctrl F10 - specify the compiler command line
  84. ctrl n - show next error
  85. ctrl p - show the compiler output
  86.  
  87. windowing
  88. ---------
  89. F2 - resize a window
  90. F3 - open a new window
  91. F4 - close a window
  92. alt arrow - switch windows
  93. alt F2 - toggle zoom
  94. mouse - click to switch to a window, double click to zoom
  95.  
  96. other keys
  97. ----------
  98. alt space - setup the font, colors and screen size from "properties"
  99. alt v - show version
  100. alt x - quit
  101. alt z - open a command shell at the location of the file
  102. ctrl alt b - map all keys to brief defaults
  103. ctrl alt i - map all keys to ideal brief keys
  104. ctrl alt m - remap an individual key
  105.  
  106.  
  107. ... recognizes many other familiar keystrokes.
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