MOKE Command Keys


   This is a visual line editor. I looked at patterning commands after
   ed, ex or vi, but choose it to be vi like. If you don't like the letters
   I choose you can change them in the moke.h file and recompile the 
   program. 

   Like vi when a line is deleted it is copied to a buffer. This buffer
   can be put (p) anywhere you like. Another delete line will destroy
   the current buffer and again make a copy of the line just deleted.
 
   Copying a line, like vi, can be done with the yank line command (y).


CURSOR MODE keys

   a - append  (insert to the left of cursor)
   d - delete current line
   i - insert  (insert to the right of cursor)
   o - open line for editing (insert line after currentline)
   p - put last line deleted or yanked below current line
   x - delete cursor character
   y - yank line (copies line into buffer)
   j - join lines (currentline with next line)
   D - clear from cursor position to the end of line
   b - goto beginning of line
   e - goto end of line
   g - goto line number (prompts for the line number)
   / - search forward from currentline
   ? - search reverse from currentline
   n - search forward next
   N - search forward reverse
   ALT-g 	report current line of how many (not implemented yet)
   ALT-r	insert file after current line
   ALT-w	write current file (does not ask)
   ALT-z	write current file and quit.
   F1 - Help for CURSOR mode
   F6 - toggle between EUC and JIS output
   F7 - on/kun yomi lookup of single/(string of) kanji
   F8 - on/kun yomi lookup of single/(string of) kanji and asks you if you'd
	like to enter the english of the string if it is not found in the
        edict dictionary.
   F9 -  Quit (If buffer has been modified it asks if you wish to save file)
   F10 - Save file (always asks you the file name to save to)
   ALT-M -  Used with the F7 key to look up a japanese string.
            (starts marking the string)

INSERT mode keys
   
   F1 -  Help for INSERT mode
   F2 -  lookup word on enter line
   F3 -  toggle between hiragana/katakana/ascii input modes 
         (default is hiragana)
   F4 -  copy last string entered in screen window to enterline
	 (erases anything currently displayed in the enterline)
   F5 -  Start Newline (very kludgy)
   bs  - (back space) erase one character on enter line
   q   - quit and save
   z   - quit (doesn't ask to save)
   ALT-d - like F2. For input of dictionary words for the Japanese->english
           dictionary project.
   ALT-e   Looks kanji by way of english using the EDICT dictionary
   ALT-g - guess kanji (used like F2 or ALT-o, if you know one of the kanji
	   in a word use this and MOKE will display possible kanji using
	   the kanji you give it.)
   ALT-o - search other dictionary (\kanj\mydict) for word

