----- Original Message ----- | From: "Chris Green" <c...@isbd.net> | To: "Vile mailing list" <vile@nongnu.org> | Sent: Saturday, May 13, 2023 5:05:22 AM | Subject: What do these entries in 'show-commands' mean?
| In the 'show-commands' output there are entries like the following:- | | "edit-file" ^X-e | or "E" | or "e" | or "find-file" | ( bring given (or under-cursor) file or existing buffer into window ) | | I know that CTRL-X plus e opens the file under the cursor for editing, | but what do the other entries mean? Ah, I think I understand, | "edit-file", "E", "e" and "find-file" are effectively 'synonymns' for | the same action (they can be entered at the : prompt). ^X-e invokes | that command from command mode. | | | Is there an easy way to list all the single character command-mode keys? there's no single command that would do this, but since the display is generated (consistent format), one could write a script to format it differently. -- Thomas E. Dickey <dic...@invisible-island.net> https://invisible-island.net