On Sat, Jun 30, 2001 at 11:16:46AM +0200, Otto Wyss wrote:
> To give an idea what I consider good keyboard shortcuts, look a this
> uncomplete schema:
> Files:
> ^Q Quit if nothing changed
> ^QN Quit, No save
> ^QY Quit and save
> ^S Save
> ^N New file
> ^O Open file
> ^W Close file (similar Quit)
> ^P Print
>
> Move:
> PageUp Go page up
> PageDown Go page down
> ^L Go line
>
> Select:
> ^A Select all
> ^M Mark beginning
> ^X Cut current block
> ^C Copy current block
> ^V Paste curren block
>
> Delete:
> BackSp Cursor left, delete
> Del Delete
>
> Search:
> ^F Find
> ^G Find again
> ^H Replace (search and replace)
>
> Other:
> Insert Toggle insert/overwrite mode
> ^Z Undo
> ^Y Redo
> "^" means here Command and not CTRL
as an example, apart from the print command, it is an almost trivial activity
to edit the /etc/joe/joerc file (for the editor joe) and setup all those key
sequences you mention there.
The same applies to at least a few other editors. (easy to change the key
mappings)
See You
Steve
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