Copyright: ARIS 1994


keyboard

ARIS EDIT Lite keyboard layout

GREY +	Copies the current line to the clipboard

GREY -	Cuts the current line to the clipboard

INSERT	Inserts the contents of the clipboard at the current cursor position

F1	Displays this table

F2	Save the file in the currently active window

F3	Replays a previously recorded macro

Shift+F3	Starts recording of a macro

F4	Jumps to the last editing location

Shift+F4	Jumps to the next editing location

F5	Finds next occurance of a character

Shift+F5	Finds previous occurance of a character

Ctrl+W	Selects the word under the cursor

Ctrl+Y	Deletes the current line

Ctrl+G	Initiates a grep search

Ctrl+Q	Deletes from current cursor location to the end of the current line

Ctrl+L	Jumps to a specific line

Ctrl+P	Opens the "Run Program" dialog

Ctrl+R	Opens the "Search and Replace" dialog

Ctrl+S	Opens the "Search" Dialog

Ctrl+INSERT	Copies the marked area into the clipboard

Shift+INSERT	Insert the contents of the clipboard at the current cursor location

Shift+DEL	Copies the marked area into the clipboard and deletes the area from the text

Alt+BACKSPACE	Undoes the last editing operation

Ctrl+BACKSPACE	Redoes the last undone operation


Using the mouse

ARIS EDIT Lite uses the left and right mouse buttons.

For the left mouse button:

A single click moves the input caret to the character nearest the mouse cursor.

A double click selects the word containing the mouse cursor.  If the cursor is

on a parenthesis or brace instead of on text, double click-ing moves the caret

to the matching parenthesis or brace.

Shift + double click also selects the current word. If the cursor is on a file name,

ARIS EDIT Lite attempts to open the file.  It will search the INCLUDE environment

string to find the file.

Moving the mouse with the button down (i.e., dragging) selects an arbitrary object.

To select complete lines of text, keep the mouse at the left edge of a window.

For the right mouse button:

Single click pastes the contents of the clipboard at the mouse cursor.

Dragging selects an arbitrary object.  Upon releasing the button, the object is cut

to the clipboard.

Shift + dragging copies the object instead of cutting it.