What about the mini-buffer? It's something I haven't learned yet. Edward K. Ream wrote: > On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 7:09 AM, Alex Polite <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > > If you where to put down 5-10 features in Leo that you find yourself > using over and over again, which would you choose? Not the esoteric, > intellectually cool stuff that you CAN do with Leo, but the stuff you > use every single day. > > > Super question. It should be part of the opening "story" for newbies. > > My list would be: > > First: @thin, @others, @test and find. > > Second: The minibuffer and autocompletion. > > Key bindings: alt-arrow keys for navigation, shift-arrow for moving > nodes, ctrl-s for saving an outline, ctrl-f for starting a find, and > F3 etc for continuing a find. ctrl-h for editing a headline and > <return> and alt-t for switching focus. Alt-1 and alt-2 for toggling > autocompletion and alt-4 for running unit tests. And standard editing > keys, of course. > > That's *all*. > > Edward > > P.S. It's interesting to note what I don't use: > > - Menus. > > - File-name completion in the minibuffer. @thin eliminates this. > > - Macros :-) > > EKR > > > >
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