Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of UsersGuide
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- 2010-03-31T20:36:40Z (14 years ago)
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v13 v14 3 3 1. [#QuickStart Quick Start] 4 4 2. [#Console Console] 5 3. [#TextEditing Text Editing Keys] 5 6 3. [#Shell Shell] 6 7 4. [#Editor Editor] … … 26 27 || Ctrl-Shift-F2 || Czech QWERTZ || 27 28 28 == Shell == #Shell29 == Text Editing Keys == #TextEditing 29 30 30 Type ''help'' (+Enter) to get a list of built-in commands. 31 32 (''Trunk Only'') The shell has basic command-line editing capabilities. Besides typing to insert text, you can use the following controls: 31 Whenever you are prompted to enter or edit some text, you can use the same common base set of control keys. These should be quite familiar to you as they are similar to the keys used in popular desktop environments. 33 32 34 33 || '''Keystroke''' || '''Action''' || 35 || Enter || Submit and execute the command||34 || Enter || Submit or insert end-of-line || 36 35 || Backspace || Delete character to the left of cursor (or delete selection) || 37 36 || Delete || Delete character under cursor (or delete selection) || … … 42 41 || Ctrl-Left Arrow || Move cursor left by one word || 43 42 || Ctrl-Right Arrow || Move cursor right by one word || 44 || Ctrl-Up Arrow || Move cursor up by one row (within input spanning multiple rows) ||45 || Ctrl-Down Arrow || Move cursor down by one row (within input spanning multiple rows) ||46 || Up Arrow || Move to older history entry ||47 || Down Arrow || Move to newer history entry ||48 43 || Shift-''movement'' || Select text || 49 44 || Ctrl-A || Select all || … … 52 47 || Ctrl-V || Paste from clipboard || 53 48 49 == Shell == #Shell 50 51 Type ''help'' (+Enter) to get a list of built-in commands. 52 53 The shell supports [#TextEditing common text-editing controls]. In addition to that the following controls are defined: 54 55 || '''Keystroke''' || '''Action''' || 56 || Enter || Submit and execute the command || 57 || Up Arrow || Move to older history entry || 58 || Down Arrow || Move to newer history entry || 59 60 (''Trunk Only'') Other command-line driven applications (e.g. SBI) support exactly the same controls as the shell. (The command-line input is implemented in a common library called CLUI). 61 54 62 == Text Editor (''Trunk only'') == #Editor 55 63 56 Started with the {{{edit}}} command. The editor controls are in the same spirit as on the command line. Summary of controls in the editor:64 Started with the {{{edit}}} command. The editor supports [#TextEditing common text-editing controls] and in addition, the following controls are defined: 57 65 58 66 || '''Keystroke''' || '''Action''' || 59 67 || Enter || Insert line break || 60 || Backspace || Delete character to the left of cursor (or delete selection) ||61 || Delete || Delete character under cursor (or delete selection) ||62 || Left Arrow || Move cursor left by one character ||63 || Right Arrow || Move cursor right by one character ||64 || Home || Move cursor to beginning of line ||65 || End || Move cursor to end of line ||66 68 || Up Arrow || Move cursor one line up || 67 69 || Down Arrow || Move cursor one line down || 68 70 || Page Up || Move cursor up by one page || 69 71 || Page Down || Move cursor down by one page || 70 || Shift-''movement'' || Select text ||71 || Ctrl-A || Select all ||72 || Ctrl-C || Copy selection to clipboard ||73 || Ctrl-X || Cut selection to clipboard ||74 || Ctrl-V || Paste from clipboard ||75 72 || Ctrl-Q || Quit || 76 73 || Ctrl-S || Save ||
