mike@yetti.UUCP (Mike Clarkson ) (08/28/86)
; file: edtdoc.el
; HISTORY - edt.el
; This emulation was originally from Lynn Olson, as distibuted on Usenet:
;
; From: lynno@tektronix.UUCP (Lynn Olson )
; Newsgroups: net.sources
; Subject: Emacs EDT simulator
; Message-ID: <1782@tektronix.UUCP>
; Date: Fri, 24-Feb-84 01:57:36 EST
; Article-I.D.: tektroni.1782
; Organization: Tektronix, Beaverton OR
;
; Here's a revised version of the CMU-Emacs EDT simulator
; cranked out a couple of weeks ago...
;
; Lynn Olson, now on tekfdi (Spectrum Analyzers), on 2/17/83.
;
; It was hacked by me (yetti!mike.UUCP) to run under GNU Emacs.
; All praise should go to her, all blame, bug-reports and suggestions
; should go to me (yetti!mike.UUCP or symalg@YUSOL.BITNET), all flames
; to /dev/null. Most of this documentation is directly modified from
; Lynn's edt.ml file, but in the true Lisp tradition, the source code
; is *assumed* to be self-documenting :-)
;
; For those of you familiar with the edt.ml file, I have
; changed DEL Char, Del Word, DEL Line, and Cut to separate buffers.
; I made some functions behave more like EDT - no chaining
; on the Delete Line or Cut. Study the bindings carefully:
; it's long and moderately complicated code, but a worthwhile result.
;
; N.B. - if for some reason your keypad looses its VT100 bindings,
; usually after exiting some recursive call, type ^L
; to refresh the screen and reload the keypad.
;
; Most of the unshifted functions normal keypad bindings are unaltered
; with the following exceptions:
;
; PAGE : Next Paragraph
; ENTER : Other Window
; FIND : I-Search
; HELP : Describe Key
;
; LineFeed is used for the EDT function of delete-previous-word.
;
; The shifted GOLD/Keys are mostly unaltered, with the following exceptions :
;
; RESET : Redraw Screen and set keypad
; SUBS : Shell (Un*x) or sub-process-command (VMS)
; SPECINS : Copy Region to Kill Ring
; FNDNXT : Find All Occurrences (ATON)
; HELP : Describe Command
;
;Other new commands are GOLD/keyboard pairs, which are mapped as follows:
;
;GOLD/up-arrow : Current line to top of window.
;GOLD/down-arrow : Current line to bottom of window.
;GOLD/left-arrow : Backward sentence.
;GOLD/right-arrow : Forward sentence.
;GOLD/% : Goto percentage of buffer.
;GOLD/= : Goto line number.
;GOLD/` : Display line number.
;GOLD/DEL : Delete current window.
;GOLD/BackSpace : Delete Other Windows.
;GOLD/ <CR> : Indent Newline.
;GOLD/ <space> : Undo.
;GOLD : Mark-section-wisely.
;
; I have also added a bunch of GOLD letter commands, which
; generally correspond to their ^X^letter counter-parts.
; These are simply for convenience, as these commands are
; so frequently used. These commands are defined the same
; for the letter being either upper or lower-case.
;
; GOLD letter combinations:
; GOLD/b : buffer-menu
; GOLD/d : delete-window
; GOLD/e : compile
; GOLD/i : insert-file
; GOLD/l : goto-line
; GOLD/n : next-error
; GOLD/o : switch-to-buffer-other-window
; GOLD/r : revert-file
; GOLD/s : save-buffer
; GOLD/v : find-file-other-window
; GOLD/w : write-file
; The following commands alter the Emacs default key map. Aside from
;these changes, all other Emacs commands retain the documented bindings.
;
; LineFeed : Delete-Previous-Word.
; ^Q : Reserved for X-ON flow control.
; ^S : Reserved for X-OFF flow control.
;
; E M A C S / E D T K E Y P A D
; Keypad keys on their own are in UPPER-CASE;
; Keypad keys preceded by GOLD are in Lower-case.
;
;+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
;| GOLD | HELP KEY | FIND | DEL LINE |
;| ---- | -------- | ---- | -------- |
;| Swap Dot-Mark | Help Function | Find All | Undel Line |
;+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
;| PARAGRAPH | SECT | APPEND | DEL WORD |
;| --------- | ---- | ------ | -------- |
;| Command | Fill Region | Replace regexp| Undel Word |
;+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
;| ADVANCE | BACKUP | CUT | DEL CHAR |
;| ------- | ------ | --- | -------- |
;| Bottom | Top | Paste | Undel Char |
;+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
;| WORD | EOL | CHAR | |
;| ---- | --- | ---- | |
;| Chgcase | Delete-EOL | Copy | ENTER WINDOW |
;+---------------+---------------+---------------+ ------------ |
;| LINE SCROLL | SELECT | Visit Shell |
;| ------------ | ------ | |
;| Open Line | ReDraw Window | |
;+-------------------------------+---------------+---------------+
;
;
; K E Y B O A R D
; +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
; | ^ | v | <---- | ----> |
; | ----- | ----- | ----- | ----- |
; | Line-to-Top |Line-to-Bottom |Begin Sentence | End Sentence |
; +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
; | - | = | ` | BACK SPACE |
; | ----- | ----- | ----- | ---------- |
; | Goto Percent | Goto Line # | What Line # | D Other Windw |
; +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
; | DEL |
; | ------------- |
; | Del Window |
; +---------------+
; | \ |
; | ----- |
; | Split Window |
; +---------------+
;Ctrl-L :Redraw Display.
;ESC-? :Apropos Command.
;
;GOLD/ <space> :UNDO
;GOLD/ <CR> :Indent Newline with indentation level of previous line.
;
; Note that this is a VMS version, and the line
;(define-key GOLD-map "\eOM" 'subprocess-command) ;;Subprocess "ENTER"
;should be changed to
;(define-key GOLD-map "\eOM" 'shell) ;;Shell "ENTER"
;for Un*x systems.
;DEC, VMS, VT-100, and EDT are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.
;UNIX is a trademark of American Telephone & Telegraph.
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