In addition to the above commands there is a list of commands of which
the full name has to be spelled out. These commands are:
- After
- Same as shift-insert. Adds a line after the current line
(p.
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- Alt-<char>
- Same as the combination of the alternate key and the given character.
- Backspace
- Same effect as pressing the <backspace> key in the text buffer
(p. ).
- Bcopy
- Copies the rectangular block between the mark and the cursor to the
current yank buffer. Same as shift-F4 (p. ).
- Bcut
- Cuts the rectangular block between the mark and the cursor to the
current yank buffer. Same as shift-F3 (p. ).
- Bpaste
- Pastes the contents of the current yank buffer in block mode into
the text at the position of the cursor. Same as shift-F5
(p. ).
- Clear
- Empties the current buffer. Same as shift-F9 (p. ).
- Copy
- Copies the region between the mark and the cursor to the current
yank buffer. Same as F4 (p. ).
- Ctrl-<char>
- Same as the combination of the control key and the given character.
- Ctrl-down
- Moves the cursor to the next line, but tries to leave it at the same
position on the screen. The net effect is that the screen scrolls
up (p. ).
- Ctrl-home
- Moves the cursor to the top left corner of the current window. See
also p. .
- Ctrl-left
- Scrolls the screen horizontally. The cursor ends a number of columns
to the left of its original position but keeps (if possible) its
position on the screen (p. ).
- Ctrl-right
- Scrolls the screen horizontally. The cursor ends a number of columns
to the right of its original position but keeps (if possible) its
position on the screen (p. ).
- Ctrl-up
- Moves the cursor to the previous line, but tries to leave it at the same
position on the screen. The net effect is that the screen scrolls
down (p. ).
- Cut
- Cuts the region between the mark and the cursor to the current yank
buffer. Same as F3 (p. ).
- Delete
- Same effect as pressing the <delete> key in the text buffer
(p. ).
- Deleteline
- Same as Ctrl-delete. Deletes the current line in the text buffer
(p. ).
- Delmark
- Deletes the mark in the current text buffer. Same as
shift-F1 (p. ).
- Down
- Moves the cursor down in the text buffer (p. ).
- End
- Same as shift-home or <End>. Moves the cursor to the end of the
current text buffer (p. ).
- Exchange
- Exchanges the position of the mark and the cursor in the current
text buffer. Same as F2 (p. ).
- First pattern
- Initiates a search for files of which the names match the given
pattern. See file searches p. and the
chapter on macro's p. .
- Garbage
- Forces a complete garbage collection. More information in the section
on garbage collections (p. ).
- Gotomark
- Moves the cursor to the position of the mark in the current
text buffer. Same as shift-F2 (if there is an undo key)
(p. ).
- Home
- Same as pressing the <home> key in the current text buffer.
Moves the cursor to the home position and reevaluates the entire
buffer (p. ).
- Insert
- Same as pressing the insert key. Puts a new line before the current
line in the text buffer (p. ).
- Left
- Moves the cursor one column to the left (p. ).
- Mark
- Places a mark at the position of the cursor in the text. Same as F1
(p. ).
- Message "string"
- Puts the given string in the message line (p. ).
- Next
- Moves the cursor to the next character in the text buffer. Same as
shift-ctrl-right (p. ).
- Paste
- Pastes the contents of the current yank buffer into the text at the
position of the cursor. Same as F5 (p. ).
- Pause number
- Makes stedi wait for the required number of deciseconds (tenth
of seconds). See the corresponding section p. .
- Previous
- Moves the cursor to the previous character in the text buffer. Same
as shift-ctrl-left (p. ).
- Quit
- Quits the current edit session. Same as shift-F10
(p. ).
- Right
- Moves the cursor one column to the right in the text buffer
(p. ).
- Save
- Saves the contents of the current buffer. Same as F9
(p. ).
- SaveQuit
- Saves the contents of the current buffer. Next the Quit command is
executed. Same as F10 (p. ).
- Set var = expression
- The command with which to set some internal variables and variables
that can be used for instance by the macro processor. See the
chapters on variables p. .
- Sh-Ctrl-home
- Moves the cursor to the bottom left corner of the current window. See
also p. .
- Sh-home
- Same as shift-home or end. Moves the cursor to the end of the
current text buffer. This can be confusing on systems that have an
`end' key. Those systems use shift-home to place the cursor at the
top of the screen. It is safer to use the `end' command
(p. ).
- Sh-insert
- Same as shift-insert. Adds a line after the current line
(p. ).
- Sh-left
- Same as shift-left. Moves the cursor to the first column in the
current line (p. ).
- Sh-right
- Same as shift-right. Moves the cursor to the last column in the
current line (p. ).
- Show var
- Show the contents of an internal variable. See the chapter on
variables p. . In this command there shouldn't
be a
$ before the name of the variable.
- Up
- Moves the cursor one line up in the current buffer
(p. ).