The Original Shareware 1.1/The Original Shareware (WeMake CDs)(Volume 1.1)(CDs, Inc)(1993).iso/16/qedit208.zip/QCONFIG.DAT

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*
*  Default config file for QEdit 2.x.
*  Specify control-key commands via: ^f1 - This means control f1
*  Specify alt-key commands via: @f1     - This means alt f1
*  Specify shift-key commands via: #f1   - This means shift f1
*
*  There is also a provision for "multiple (two at most in the current
*  implementation) key commands".
*  For example, to make the control f1 control f2 sequence issue the
*  exit command, try the following: ^f1_^f2     exit
*  The key here is that the commands must be separated by a '_'.
*
*  Multiple commands and/or text may be entered for a single key.  To do so,
*  specify "macro_begin" as the first command.  To enter text, enclose the
*  text in single or double quote marks.
*  For example:
*  f1  macro_begin edit_file 'help.dat' return
*  This command would load the file 'help.dat'.  Note the return command is
*  issued after the text.  This is required to terminate the QEdit prompt.
*
*  Following is a macro that will run make and load the results into a window.
*
*  macro_begin edit_file 'errors.lst' return quit dos 'make >errors.lst' return return horizontal_window edit_file 'errors.lst' return
*
*  Following macro will run Turbo C on the current file
*
*  MacroBegin GSave Dos 'tcc -y -M ' CurrentFilename Return
*
*  Finally, you can also use the scancode to represent "special keys", as
*  long as this key returns a ascii character code of 0.
*  For example alt f9 returns an ascii character of 0 and a scan code of
*  112 decimal.  To make alt f9 issue the edit_file command, you could:
*
*  112  edit_file
*      or
*  @f9  edit_file
*
*  This becomes especially useful if you have a macro processor and/or
*  special keyboard that has extended keys that QEdit doesn't have names
*  for.  This gives you a method to use them.
*
*  Either will work.
*
*  Note that the order of this file is NOT important.  Arrange it however
*  makes sense to you.
*

*
* function key set
*

f1      quick_help
f2      add_line
f3      GPQuit
f4      dup_line
f5      maketopofscreen
f6      del_to_eol
f7      mark_block_begin
f8      mark_block_end
f9      shell
f10

* enhanced keyboard only
f11
f12
*

#f1     toggleBoxDraw
#f2
#f3     Sort
#f4
#f5     makectrofscreen
#f6
#f7     shiftleft
#f8     shiftright
#f9
#f10
* enhanced keyboard only
#f11
#f12

^f1     toggleEGA43
^f2
^f3
^f4
^f5
^f6
^f7
^f8
^f9
^f10
* enhanced keyboard only
^f11
^f12

@f1     ToggleBoxType
@f2     insert_line
@f3     match
@f4
@f5     screen_left
@f6     screen_right
@f7
@f8
@f9     dos
@f10    show_entry_screen
* enhanced keyboard only
@f11
@f12

*
* special keys
*

cursorup        cursor_up
cursordown      cursor_down
cursorleft      cursor_left
cursorright     cursor_right
^cursorleft     word_left
^cursorright    word_right
home            beg_line
end             end_line
^home           beg_screen
^end            end_screen
pgup            page_up
pgdn            page_down
^pgdn           end_file
^pgup           beg_file

#tab            tab_lt
tab             tab_rt

ins             toggle_insert
del             del_ch

backspace       backspace
^backspace      del_lt_word

enter           return
^enter          ExecuteScrap

escape          escape

grey*           paste
grey+           copy
grey-           cut
#del
#ins
`
~
/

^prtsc          pasteover
^2
^6
^[
^\
^] MacroBegin AltWordSet MarkWord Copy DefaultWordSet EditFile Paste Return
^-              get_prev

*
* alternate keys
*

@a      drop_anchor
@b      wrap_para
@c      copy_block
@d      del_line
@e      edit_file
@f      macro_begin main_menu 'f'
@g      delete_block
@h      quick_help
@i      ToggleTabsOut
@j      join_line
@k      mark_column
@l      mark_line
@m      move_block
@n      next_file
@o      change_filename
@p      macro_begin main_menu 'p'
@q      macro_begin main_menu 'q'
@r      read_block
@s      split_line
@t
@u      unmark_block
@v      toggletabsexpand
@w      writeblock
@x      g_exit
@y      gsave
@z      copy_over_block
@1      Upper
@2      Lower
@3      Flip
@4
@5
@6
@7
@8
@9
@0
@-
@= MacroBegin MarkWord Copy Find Paste Return Return

*
* control keys
*


^a      word_left
^b_a    append_scrbuff
^b_l    get_scrbuff
^b_s    storescrbuff
^c      page_down
^d      cursor_right
^e      cursor_up
^f      word_right
^g      del_ch
^h      backspace
^i      tabrt
^j      goto_line
^k_b    mark_block_begin
^k_c    copy_block
^k_d    exit
^k_e    edit_file
^k_f    change_filename
^k_h    unmark_block
^k_k    mark_block_end
^k_n    next_file
^k_p    prev_file
^k_q    pquit
^k_r    read_block
^k_s    save_file
^k_t    MarkWord
^k_v    move_block
^k_w    writeblock
^k_x    file
^k_y    delete_block
^k_z    kill_file
^l      repeat_find
^m      macro_record
^n      split_line
^o_c    close_window
^o_l    set_print_left_margin
^o_n    next_window
^o_o    one_window
^o_p    prev_window
^o_g    grow_window
^o_r    set_rmargin
^o_s    shrink_window
^o_h    horizontal_window
^o_w    toggle_wordwrap
^o_z    zoom_window
^p      literal
^q_a    find_replace
^q_b    goto_block_beg
^q_c    end_file
^q_d    end_line
^q_e    beg_screen
^q_f    find
^q_i    toggle_indent
^q_k    goto_block_end
^q_l    undo_cursorline
^q_p    prev_position
^q_r    beg_file
^q_s    beg_line
^q_t    toggle_smart_tabs
^q_x    end_screen
^q_y    del_to_eol
^r      page_up
^s      cursor_left
^t      del_rt_word
^u      unkill
^v      toggle_insert
^w      scroll_up
^x      cursor_down
^y      del_line
^z      scroll_down

*
* other enhanced only keys
*
@'
@,
@.
@/
@;
@[
@\
@]
@`
@backspace
@enter
@escape
@grey*
@grey+
@grey-
@grey/
@greycursordown
@greycursorleft
@greycursorright
@greycursorup
@greydel
@greyend
@greyhome
@greyins
@greypgdn
@greypgup
@greyenter
@tab

greyenter       return
^greyenter      ExecuteScrap
^centercursor
^cursordown     linedown
^cursorup       lineup
^del

^grey*
^grey+
^grey-
^grey/
^ins
^tab

centercursor