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This file describes the macro keys supplied on the WindE distribution
file: WORK.WEK.
f2 - Function key 2 - is defined as:
<f2><alt-1><alt-F>
f2 marks the cursor position and does a find command. This is useful
for going back to the previous find ( CTRL+PGUP ).
cf2 - Control Function key 2 - is defined as:
<cf2><alt-1><alt-F><cf2>
is similar to f2 except that is chains back to inself. This is useful
for marking all occurances of a selection within a file.
cf3 - Control Function key 3 - is defined as:
<cf3><alt-0><cPgDn><alt-0><cPgUp><cf3>
This key can be used to unmark all marks within a file.
f3 - Function key 3 - is defined as:
<f3><alt-L>
to simply perform a REPLACE function.
f4 - Function key 4 - is defined as:
<f4><alt-C>
to perform a COPY function.
f5 - Function key 5 - is defined as:
<f5><down><alt-1><up><cEnd><cPgUp><alt-0><down><alt-1><up><cHome>
<cPgDn><cPgDn><alt-0>
Given the following example code fragment:
*
if expression then begin
do something { a comment about this code }
else { a comment about this code }
do something else { a comment about this code }
the comment block to the right can be move up to the asterisk position
by placing the cursor at the asterisk and doing a mark (ALT+1) and
then placing the cursor on the first brace of the top comment line
and pressing the f5 key three times.
Note that the key to this macro is the undo key, <cHome>, which copies
the text that was deleted by the <cEnd> key.
f6 - Function key 6 - is defined as:
<f6><cEnd><up><alt-1><cPgDn><alt-0><up><alt-1><down><cHome>
<cPgUp><cPgUp><alt-0>
and can be used to move the comment block down, by placing a mark
below the block, placing the cursor on the left brace of the bottom
comment line and pressing f6 three times.
f8 - Function key 8 - is defined as:
<f8><alt-3><alt=>
This command selects the cursor line and does an execute command.
This is a convenient way to execute a DOS command from WindE.