Keyboard Shortcuts
There are some standards of MacOS, concerning text selecting. Smile (in fact, WASTE, see the
Introduction
) complies with them. Here are the most useful of them.
Moving the cursor
move one character
move one character
move one line
move one line
move one word
move one word
move one window content
move one window content
beginning of line
end of line
beginning of document
end of document
Selecting text
If you press the Shift (
) key, in addition to these key combinations, the shortcuts become selection shortcuts. For example, to select the word to the left of the cursor, press
Extended Keyboard - Function keys
Extended Keyboard Keys are supported by Smile:
help
home
end
page up
page down
reverse delete
Smile maps the function keys onto the keyboard shortcuts obtained with the numeric keypad. The equivalence is given below :
F1
1
F2
2
F3
3
...
F8
8
F9
9
F10
0
F11
W (closes the frontmost window)
F12 (unused)
F13
P (prints the frontmost window)
F14 (unused)
F15 (unused)
Thus, if the
User Scripts
folder contains a script whose name ends with "/7", you can launch it with F7.