From: Bernard Desgraupes (berdesg@easynet.fr)
Date: 10 Mar 01, 02:37 EST
From: Bernard Desgraupes <berdesg@easynet.fr> Subject: Re: Keys bounded to option-<key> Martin Girschick wrote: > > With my basic alpha-knowledge I was able to extract the following command: > Bind '1' <X> zoom [snip] > Bind 'v' <e> pageBack > Bind 'v' <o> pageBack > Bind 'w' <zX> saveAs > Bind 'w' <e> copyRegion > Bind 'w' <o> copy > Bind 'x' <zX> exchangePointAndMark > Bind 'x' <e> execute > Bind 'x' <o> execute > > As far as I can see is <o> for the left and <e> for the right > option-key. I have no idea what <Q> or <X> stands for but let's look > at the option-key-bindings first... > <o> stands for option <z> stands for control <e> stands for escape <Q> or <X> means that you use ctrl-Q or ctrl-X as a prefix then enter a second letter. For instance "'v' <Q>" means : "hit control-Q , release then press v" Here is a more complicated one : 'c' <sF> stands for "press control-F, release the press shift-c" > Any suggestions? I'm not sure whether the current keybindings have to > do with some emacs-keybindings. > > BTW. I extracted that list with alpha and removed the unneeded lines > with the "cut lines containing"-plugin of BBEdit Lite, any easy ideas > of how to do that with Alpha? I've to admit that my regexp-knowledge > is rather low... > My tool batchFind does this kind of things (among others) since you can use it on the "buffer" i-e the frontmost window. I use it all the time precisely to extract things from a window : http://perso.easynet.fr/~berdesg/batchFind.sit.hqx The search string can be regular or just textual. Choose "Buffer" in the filenam pop-up. Help file on line : http://perso.easynet.fr/~berdesg/BatchFindHelp.html Cheers Bernard _______________________________________________ AlphaTcl-developers mailing list AlphaTcl-developers@lists.sourceforge.net http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alphatcl-developers