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Re: Key bindings
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Benno Schulenberg |
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Re: Key bindings |
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Mon, 25 May 2020 20:08:42 +0200 |
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Op 25-05-2020 om 14:43 schreef Marcus Rhodes:
> Yes. I see that Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End work in gnome/mate terminal, as well as
> in xterm, the linux virtual terminals, and even Win10's CMD.EXE. And thank you
> for adding those. I love what you've done with nano. I particularly love the
> Ctrl+Shift+cursor keys. Well done!
Thanks. Those are my favorites too. :)
> But I'm using Win7's CMD.EXE, and it does differ from Win10's.
Ah... Well, when you're using older software, you can't expect
all the latest things to work. :) I'm surprised it works at all
on Windows.
> Also, perhaps Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab to cycle through the open
> documents?
When you press M-V <Tab> M-V <Ctrl+Tab>, you will see that both
keystrokes produce the exact same key code (a TAB character, ^I),
so it is impossible for nano to distinguish the two.
When you press M-V <Shift+Ctrl+Tab>, you will see it produces a
distinct key code, but that is of little use when <Ctrl+Tab>
cannot be recognized.
On most emulators you can use also <Alt+Left/Right> to switch
between buffers.
Benno
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