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# This is a configuration file for "bedit", a powerful editor for
# MS Windows(TM). Bedit is highly configurable by modifying this file.
# This file must be called bedit.cfg. The directory containing
# bedit.cfg must either be in an environment variable called BEDITCFG,
# or be in the PATH environment variable. The case of the
# environment variable is important. If you name it beditcfg, it will
# not be recognized.
#
# Both initial states and operator key assignments can be changed here.
# Any line with a '#' in the first column is ignored. All other lines
# must contain valid entries.
#
# The first section defines initial state information for bedit.
# Only change the entries in the first section that you need to change.
#
InitCmdState = ENTRY # ENTRY if entry mode, CMD for command mode
InitShiftWidth = 4 # width in characters of a displayed tab
InitAutoIndent = TRUE # TRUE or FALSE
InitOverStrike = FALSE # TRUE or FALSE
InitMatchCase = TRUE # TRUE or FALSE
InitMatchWholeWord = FALSE # TRUE or FALSE
InitWordWrap = FALSE # TRUE or FALSE
InitWrapCol = 68 # word wrap column
BringUpWithFiles = TRUE # TRUE or FALSE
AutoSaveTime = 10 # autosave time in minutes (0 is never save)
Backups = TRUE # TRUE or FALSE
BackupChar = $ # First char of backup file extension
#
# The second section defines the association of keys with bedit commands.
# Control keys can be prefixed by ^ (e.g. control a is ^a) or a control
# key such as ^= may be indicated as Ctrl+=
# Several styles of key combination descriptions are used in this sample
# configuration file. You may wish to choose a style that you like and
# convert the file to that style. Some assignments given here are simply
# intended to be suggestive. I recommend that you add your favorite
# assignments here and delete those that you do not like.
#
#
# The following control key assignments are always active whether in text
# entry mode or in command mode
#
^a = FNEXT # find the next occurrence of a string
Ctrl+Shift+a = FPREV# find the previous occurrence of a string
^b = REPOSITION # reposition current line
^c = REPOSITION # reposition current line
^d = SCROLLDN # scroll down half a page
^e = STOPRECORD # stop recording a macro
^f = PAGEDN # page down
^g = GOTO # go to the specified line
^k = CMDMODE # change to command mode
^l = REDISPLAY # redisplay the current file to clean up
^o = OVERSTRIKE # toggle overstrike/insert mode in text entry
^r = REPLACE # search/replace a string
^s = FINDST # search for (find) a string
^t = REPOSITION # reposition current line
^u = SCROLLUP # scroll up half page
^v = PASTE # paste text from clipboard or Bedit buffer
^w = WORDWRAP # toggle word wrap
^x = CUT # cut selected text to clipboard or Bedit buffer
^y = SELECT # select a string
^z = FPREV # find the previous occurrence of a string
^= = TOGGLECASE # toggle case of selected text
#
# the following single character assignments are only used while in command mode
#
a = APPEND # insert text on the current line after this character
b = BACK # move left one or more words
c = SREPLACE # insert text to replace specified text
d = CUT # delete text to the clipboard or a buffer (named by a letter)
e = END # move to after words
f = FINDCH # find a character forward in current line
h = LEFT # move left one character
i = INSERT # insert text at current position
j = DOWN # move down one line
k = UP # move up one line
l = RIGHT # move right one character
m = MARK # mark the current position with a letter
n = FNEXT # find the next occurrence of a string
o = NEWNEXTL # begin text entry on a new line after the current one
p = PASTE # paste text replacing current selection (or at this position)
r = CREPLACE # replace the next character(s) with a character
s = SUB # insert text to replace the next character(s)
u = UNDO # undo last change(s)
w = WORD # move right one or more words
x = CDELETER # delete a character to the right
X = CDELETEL # delete a character to the left
y = COPY # copy text into the clipboard or to a Bedit buffer
z = REPOSITION # reposition the display
B = BACKBIG # move left one or more words separated by white space
C = REPLACELINE # insert text to replace line(s)
D = CUTLINE # delete line(s) to the clipboard or a buffer (named by a letter)
E = ENDBIG # move right to the end of words separated by white space
F = FINDCHBACK # find a character backward in current line
H = PAGEHOME # move to first displayed line
J = JOIN # join this line and next to form one line
L = PAGEBOT # move to bottom line of displayed text
M = PAGEMID # move to middle line of displayed text
N = FPREV # find the previous occurrence of a string
O = NEWPREVL # begin text entry on a new line before the current one
P = PASTE # paste text replacing current selection (or at this position)
R = OVERSTRIKE # toggle overstrike/insert mode in text entry
W = WORDBIG # move right by white space separated words
Y = COPYLINE # copy line(s) to the clipboard or to a Bedit buffer
/ = FINDST # find an occurrence of a string
? = FINDST # find an occurrence of a string
| = GOTOCOL # go to specified column
< = SHIFTL # shift line(s) left
> = SHIFTR # shift line(s) right
" = BUFFER # the next character is a letter specifying a Bedit buffer
` = GOTOCHAR # go to a character position marked by a letter
' = GOTOLINE # go to a line position marked by a letter
: = ACCESS # "access" operator
; = REPFINDCHARRIGHT# repeat find char to right
, = REPFINDCHARLEFT # repeat find char to left
% = MATCH # go to matching char for (), {}, or []
$ = ENDLINE # go to the end of the current line
+ = NEXTLINE # go to the first non-white char of the next line
ENTER = NEXTLINE # go to the first non-white char of the next line
- = PREVLINE # go to the first non-white char of the previous line
. = REPEATCHANGE # repeat the last change command
~ = TOGGLECASE # toggle case of selected text
^ = GOTOCOL # goto specified column
#
# the following assignments are always active
#
F1 = HELP # bring up context sensitive Windows help
F3 = OPENFILE # open a file
F4 = SAVE # save the current file
F7 = STARTRECORD # begin recording a new macro
F9 = CLOSEFILE # close the current file
ESCAPE = GOTOCOL # goto specified column (also deselects text)
DELETE = CDELETERANY# delete any character to the right
BACKSPC = LEFT # move left one character
SPACE = RIGHT # move right one character
Ctrl+Backspc = REDO # redo last undo'ne change (try it you'll like it)
INS = Overstrike # toggle overstrike/insert mode in text entry
NUMPAD+ = COPY # copy selected text to clipboard or Bedit buffer
Ctrl+INS = COPY # copy selected text to clipboard or Bedit buffer
Shift+INS = PASTE # paste text from clipboard or Bedit buffer
^v = PASTE # paste text from clipboard or Bedit buffer
NUMPAD/ = PASTE # paste text from clipboard or Bedit buffer
SHIFT+DELETE = CUT # cut selected text to clipboard or Bedit buffer
^x = CUT # cut selected text to clipboard or Bedit buffer
NUMPAD- = CUT # cut selected text to clipboard or Bedit buffer
SHIFT+BACKSPC = LEFT# move left
NUMPAD* = UNDO # undo previous change
#
# operator assignments to buttons... these only affect Professional Bedit
#
Button1 = EXIT
Button2 = CLOSEFILE
Button3 = NEW
Button4 = OPENFILE
Button5 = SAVE
Button6 = CMDMODE
Button7 = INSERT
Button8 = CDELETERANY
Button9 = CUT
Button10 = PASTE
Button12 = UP
Button13 = DOWN
Button14 = SCROLLDN
Button15 = SCROLLUP
Button16 = PAGEDN
Button17 = PAGEUP
Button19 = FINDST
Button20 = SHIFTL
Button21 = SHIFTR
Button22 = MATCH
Button23 = UNDO
Button24 = REDO
Button25 = REPEATCHANGE
Button27 = PRINT
Button28 = HELP
#
# operator assignments for "access": Any operator can be assigned
# to a key after this operator... these only affect Professional Bedit
#
ACCESS+e = OPENFILE
ACCESS+w = SAVE
ACCESS+q = CLOSEFILE
ACCESS+x = EXIT
ACCESS+Ctrl+w = SAVE
ACCESS+^q = CLOSEFILE
ACCESS+^x = EXIT
#
# File filters and default extension used for open file and saveAs
#
FileFilters = "C++ (*.cpp),*.cpp","Headers (*.h),*.h","All Files (*.*),*.*"
DefaultExt = txt