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*───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ * QHelpQ.Dat ... Config File for QEdit (R) Ver 2.15 01 Mar 93 Rhg │ *───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ * QEdit's CONFIGURABLE KEYS * This file is a listing of the QEdit's configurable keys * and QEdit's DEFAULT assignments. It is an modified extract * from the QCONFIG.DAT file supplied with the current version * of QEdit (R) Advanced. * OTHER CONFIGURATIONS * Other Configurations of QHelp are available. * See the README.BAT on the distribution disk. * NOTE: * This version of QHelpQ tracks these key * assignments. In addition to these key * assignments, additional keys have been * assigned for use by the QHelpQ utility. * see QuickHelp ( in QHelpQ ) * To install the QHelpQ Key assignments you * must run QEdit's Qconfig utility. Use this * QHelpQ.DAT file and the QHelpQ.TXT file. * Both of these files are provided with this * QHelpQ utility. * The below key assignments are the original * QEdit (R) default key assignments. * As indicated above, Some of the previously * unused keys have been assigned for use by * the QHelpQ Utility. Additionally some of * the unused keys have been declared as * reserved for use by QEdit's TSR editor. * see RESERVED KEYS ( in QHelpQ ) * ┌──────┐ * │ HELP │ * └──────┘ * F1 or Invokes the Quick Help Menu of HOT KEY assignments * ALT H * There are two HOT KEYS used to access the QHelpQ hypertext * help utility in the TSR mode. One is to access QHelpQ at the * MAIN MENU, and the other is used for context sensitive help. * ALT F7 QHelpQ TSR to MAIN MENU ( or last help topic ) * ALT F8 QHelpQ TSR ( contex sensitive help ) * CTRL F2 Is used to Invoke QHelpQ as a shell ( non TSR mode ) * Other HOT KEYS are also assigned for the non TSR mode. * See HELP KEYS or the macro assigments, later in this file. * see also Help on QHelpQ ( in QHelpQ ) * see also QuickHelp ( in QHelpQ ) * see also RESERVED KEYS ( in QHelpQ ) * GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS * * 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 "two 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 "MACROBegin" as the first command. To enter text, enclose the * text in single or double quote marks. For example: * f1 MACROBegin EditFile '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: * MACROBegin EditFile 'errors.lst' Return Quit Dos 'make >errors.lst' Return Return HorizontalWindow EditFile '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 EditFile command, you could: * 112 EditFile * or * @f9 EditFile * Either will work. 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. * Note that the order of this file is NOT important. Arrange it however * makes sense to you. * Note that the following does NOT constitute a complete listing of all * available QEdit commands. For a complete and updated listing of all * of the available commands, refer to your copy of the QEdit (R) Advanced * Reference Guide ( Version 2.07, March 1989 ), AND the QEdit (R) Advanced * Addendum ( Version 2.1, February 1990 ). For the QEdit (R) TSR commands, * refer to the QEdit (R) TSR Reference Guide ( Version 1.1, February 1990 ) * The QHelpQ utility can also be used as a source listing of ALL QEdit * commands, both the Advanced version and the TSR version. Use the INDEX * and browse. * NOTE: * The remainder of this file, complete with HYPER LINKS, is repeated * in the QHelpQ utility. Type ... ' qhelpq configurable ' * FUNCTION KEY SET f1 QuickHelp f2 AddLine f3 GPQuit f4 DupLine f5 MakeTopOfScreen f6 DelToEol f7 MarkBlockBegin f8 MarkBlockEnd f9 Shell f10 * ENHANCED KEYBOARD, ONLY f11 f12 #f1 ToggleBoxDraw #f2 #f3 Sort #f4 #f5 MakeCtrOfScreen #f6 #f7 ShiftLeft #f8 ShiftRight #f9 #F10 * Assigned for QHelpQ use. * #f10 see macro defination at end of file * ENHANCED KEYBOARD, ONLY #f11 #f12 ^f1 ToggleEGA43 * Assigned for QHelpQ use. * ^f2 see macro defination at end of file * ^f3 see macro defination at end of file * ^f4 see macro defination at end of file * ^f5 see macro defination at end of file * ^f6 see macro defination at end of file * ^f7 see macro defination at end of file * ^f8 see macro defination at end of file * ^f9 see macro defination at end of file * ^f10 see macro defination at end of file * ENHANCED KEYBOARD, ONLY ^f11 ^f12 @f1 ToggleBoxType @f2 InsertLine @f3 Match @f4 @f5 ScreenLeft @f6 ScreenRight * @f7 was unused ... Reserved for QHelpQ TSR Help ( MainMenu) * @f8 was unused ... Reserved for QHelpQ TSR Context Help @f9 Dos @f10 ShowEntryScreen * ENHANCED KEYBOARD, ONLY @f11 @f12 * SPECIAL KEYS cursorup CursorUp cursordown CursorDown cursorleft CursorLeft cursorright CursorRight ^cursorleft WordLeft ^cursorright WordRight home BegLine end EndLine ^home BegScreen ^end EndScreen pgup PageUp pgdn PageDown ^pgdn EndFile ^pgup BegFile #tab TabLt tab TabRt ins ToggleInsert del DelCh backspace Backspace ^backspace DelLtWord enter Return ^enter ExecuteScrap escape Escape grey* Paste grey+ Copy grey- Cut #del #ins ` ~ / ^prtsc PasteOver ^2 ^6 ^[ ^\ * Macro to edit the file whose name is sitting at the cursor in the editor. ^] MacroBegin AltWordSet MarkWord Copy DefaultWordSet EditFile Paste Return ^- GetPrev * ALTERNATE KEYS @a DropAnchor @b WrapPara @c CopyBlock @d DelLine @e EditFile @f MacroBegin MainMenu 'f' @g DeleteBlock @h QuickHelp @i ToggleTabsOut @j JoinLine @k MarkColumn @l MarkLine @m MoveBlock @n NextFile @o ChangeFilename @p MacroBegin MainMenu 'p' @q MacroBegin MainMenu 'q' @r ReadBlock @s SplitLine @t @u UnmarkBlock @v ToggleTabsExpand @w WriteBlock @x GExit @y GSave @z CopyOverBlock @1 Upper @2 Lower @3 Flip * Assigned for QHelpQ use. * @4 see macro defination at end of file. * @5 see macro defination at end of file. * @6 see macro defination at end of file. * @7 see macro defination at end of file. * @8 see macro defination at end of file. * @9 see macro defination at end of file. @0 @- @= MacroBegin MarkWord Copy Find Paste Return Return * CONTROL KEYS ^a WordLeft ^b_a AppendScrBuff ^b_l GetScrBuff ^b_s StoreScrBuff ^c PageDown ^d CursorRight ^e CursorUp ^f WordRight ^g DelCh ^h Backspace ^i TabRt ^j GotoLine ^k_b MarkBlockBegin ^k_c CopyBlock ^k_d Exit ^k_e EditFile ^k_f ChangeFilename ^k_h UnmarkBlock ^k_k MarkBlockEnd ^k_l FillBlock ^k_n NextFile ^k_p PrevFile ^k_q PQuit ^k_r ReadBlock ^k_s SaveFile ^k_t MarkWord ^k_v MoveBlock ^k_w WriteBlock ^k_x File ^k_y DeleteBlock ^k_z KillFile ^l RepeatFind ^m MacroRecord ^n SplitLine ^o_c CloseWindow ^o_g GrowWindow ^o_h HorizontalWindow ^o_l SetPrintLeftMargin ^o_n NextWindow ^o_o OneWindow ^o_p PrevWindow ^o_r SetRMargin ^o_s ShrinkWindow ^o_t CenterLine ^o_w ToggleWordWrap ^o_z ZoomWindow ^p Literal ^q_a FindReplace ^q_b GotoBlockBeg ^q_c EndFile ^q_d EndLine ^q_e BegScreen ^q_f Find ^q_i ToggleIndent ^q_k GotoBlockEnd ^q_l UndoCursorline ^q_p PrevPosition ^q_q RepeatCmd ^q_r BegFile ^q_s BegLine ^q_t ToggleSmartTabs ^q_x EndScreen ^q_y DelToEol ^r PageUp ^s CursorLeft ^t DelRtWord ^u UnKill ^v ToggleInsert ^w ScrollUp ^x CursorDown ^y DelLine ^z ScrollDown * ┌──────┐ * │ HELP │ * └──────┘ * QEdit .. Internal * Reference, Only ... assigned above * @h Quick_Help * F1 Quick_Help * @ F7 QHelpQ TSR HELP ( Main Menu, or last help topic ) * @ F8 QHelpQ TSR Contex HELP * HERE, down for QHelpQ ... non resident mode * Main Menu ^F2 MACRO_BEGIN dos 'QhS MM' return return * Function Keys ^F3 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K0' return return * File Pop Down Menu ^F4 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K1' return return * Window Pop Down Menu ^F5 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K2' return return * Block Pop Down Menu ^F6 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K3' return return * Search Pop Down Menu ^F7 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K4' return return * Print Pop Down Menu ^F8 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K5' return return * MACRO Pop Down Menu ^F9 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K6' return return * Edit Pop Down Menu ^F10 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K7' return return * Other Pop Down Menu @4 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K8' return return * Quit Pop Down Menu @5 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS K9' return return * Cursor @6 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS KC' return return * Misc @7 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS KM' return return * Tabs @8 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS KT' return return * toGgles @9 MACRO_begin dos 'QhS KG' return return * * HERE, up for QHelpQ ... non resident mode * OTHER ENHANCED KEYBOARD, 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 * III VERSION 2.15 - RELEASE NOTES - AUGUST, 1991 * ================================================ * New Commands in QEdit Advanced 2.15 (See explanations later in this file) * ------------------------------------------------------------------------- * AsciiChart also OTHER menu command ( @OT ) * FirstNonWhite * ListFiles also FILE menu command ( @FT ) * isBegLine for macro use * isCursorInBlock for macro use * isEmptyLine for macro use * isEndLine for macro use * isFirstLine for macro use * isLastLine for macro use * RestoreSettings for macro use * SaveSettings for macro use * SetAutoIndentMode for macro use * SetInsMode for macro use * SetScreenOff for macro use * SetScreenOn for macro use * SetSoundOff for macro use * SetSoundOn for macro use * SetWordWrapMode for macro use * Additions to the Menus (command names are in []): * ------------------------------------------------- * File menu: * "lisT" - invokes the new [ListFiles] command * Block menu: * "copyOver" - invokes the [CopyOverBlock] command * "Fill" - invokes [FillBlock] command * "Sort" - invokes the [Sort] (block) command (a column * block must be marked) * Macro menu: * "Execute scrap" - invokes the [ExecuteScrap] (macro) command * Other menu: * "ascii charT" - invokes the new [AsciiChart] command * General Commands: * ----------------- * [AsciiChart] * Displays a scrollable ASCII chart on the screen. * [ListFiles] * Displays a list of the currently loaded files. To switch to another * file, move the cursor to the appropriate file and press <Enter>. To * keep editing the current file, press <Escape>. * [FirstNonWhite] * Intended as a replacement and/or supplement to the [BegLine] command. * Places the cursor at the first non-white character on the line, or * column 1 if the line doesn't have any non-white characters. "White" * characters are tabs or spaces. A useful macro would be: * Home MacroBegin BegLine JTrue done: FirstNonWhite done: * (Explanation: If already at the start of a line, go to the first * non-white character on the line; otherwise, if not already at the start * of a line, go to the start of the line. * Advanced Macro Commands: * ------------------------ * The following new commands are intended for QEdit macro writers, to make * certain kinds of macros easier to write. * - This group of macro commands force the indicated mode or setting. If * the setting was already in that condition, they set QEdit's result * code to TRUE; otherwise, they set it to FALSE. * In many cases, macros can behave differently based on the currently * set QEdit modes. The following 3 new commands give you some control * in establishing the proper environment so that your macro will always * work as intended. * [SetInsMode] * Sets Insert mode on. To set Insert mode off (that is, set overwrite * mode on), do the following: * SetInsMode ToggleInsert * [SetAutoIndentMode] * Sets AutoIndent mode on. To set AutoIndent mode off, do the * following: * SetAutoIndentMode ToggleIndent * [SetWordWrapMode] * Sets WordWrap mode on. To set WordWrap mode off, do the following: * SetWordWrapMode ToggleWordWrap * - The [Find] command sounds a tone when the search string cannot be * found. This can be irritating in a long-running macro, that may * possibly execute hundreds of finds that fail. The following commands * allow you to selectively turn the sound on and off. * [SetSoundOn] * Sets sound on. * [SetSoundOff] * Sets sound off. * - Most macros execute dozens of QEdit commands, possibly hundreds of * times. This can cause the screen to flash rapidly as the macro runs. * Not only is this somewhat disconcerting to watch, it actully slows * down the speed of some macros. The following commands allow you to * temporarily suspend or resume screen updating, while a macro is * running. * [SetScreenOn] * Turns screen updating on. * [SetScreenOff] * Turns screen updating off. You must turn screen updating back on * before your macro prompts for input, or if there is some output from * the macro that you want displayed on the screen. * NOTE: QEdit will AUTOMATICALLY turn screen updating back on when the * macro is finished executing. Thus, it is not necessary to issue the * SetScreenOn command at the end of the macro. * - Many times, it would be nice for a macro to force a few settings, do * its assigned task, and then restore the original settings. The * following commands allow you to do just that. Note that each time * [SaveSettings] is executed, the previous settings saved with * [SaveSettings] are overwritten. * [SaveSettings] * Saves the current settings of: Insert, AutoIndent, WordWrap, Sound, * and Screen Updating. * [RestoreSettings] * Restores the saved settings, listed above. * - The following commands set QEdit's result code to TRUE or FALSE based * on the condition being tested. These commands make certain types of * macro tests easier and reliable. * [isBegLine] * Returns TRUE if the cursor is at column 1; otherwise, FALSE is * returned. * [isEndLine] * Returns TRUE if the cursor is past the last non-white character on * the current line; otherwise, FALSE is returned, including the case * when the cursor is on an empty line. * [isEmptyLine] * Returns TRUE if the current line is empty or contains only white * space; otherwise, FALSE is returned. * [isLastLine] * Returns TRUE if the cursor is on the last line of the currently * edited file; otherwise, FALSE is returned. * [isFirstLine] * Returns TRUE if the cursor is on the first line of the currently * edited file; otherwise, FALSE is returned. * [isCursorInBlock] * Returns TRUE if the cursor is inside a marked block; otherwise, FALSE * is returned. * - In order to tie a few of these concepts together, we present a simple * macro to delete all the blank lines in a marked block. The cursor * should be at the beginning of the block when the macro is invoked. * shift f9 MacroBegin * SetScreenOff * turn off screen for speed * begin: isCursorInBlock jFalse done: * exit if not in block * isEmptyLine jFalse next: * skip if not empty line * isLastLine jTrue last: * special handling for last line * DelLine jump begin: * delete empty lines * next: CursorDown jTrue begin: * try next line * jump done: * * last: DelLine * delete the last line * done: * that's all, folks!