W0L@PSUVM.BITNET (Bill Lasher) (11/17/89)
1. The page down and page up keys don't work in vi anymore. These were far more convenient than ctrl-b and ctrl-f. 2. On the good side, jot is a nice improvement.
kipp@warp.sgi.com (Kipp Hickman) (11/18/89)
>> 1. The page down and page up keys don't work in vi anymore. These were far >> more convenient than ctrl-b and ctrl-f. If you look at the wsh man page, it will point you to the bindkey man page, which documents the default key bindings that wsh uses. page-up and page-down are now bound to the scroll-bar page-up and page-down functions. home and end are similarly found. To undo a default binding, reverting the key to sending data, do this: bindkey -l page-up bindkey -l page-down >> 2. On the good side, jot is a nice improvement. Thanks. kipp hickman silicon graphics inc.
miq@chromavac.sgi.com (11/18/89)
In article <89320.125154W0L@PSUVM.BITNET> W0L@PSUVM.BITNET (Bill Lasher) writes: >1. The page down and page up keys don't work in vi anymore. These were far >more convenient than ctrl-b and ctrl-f. Page Up and Page Down now work in a wsh window to scroll the window. You can use these keys within vi with the command "bindkey" BINDKEY(1) Silicon Graphics BINDKEY(1) NAME bindkey - function key binding facility for use with wsh(1G) SYNOPSIS bindkey [ -r key[,binding] ... ] bindkey [ -l key[,binding] ... ] DESCRIPTION bindkey is a program which provides an interface to the wsh(1G) function key binding facilities. key is the name of a key on the keyboard; type bindkey without arguments to obtain a list of valid keys. The following are valid bindkey keys: f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 f8 f9 f10 f11 f12 print-scrn scroll-lock pause insert home page-up end page-down left-arrow up-arrow down-arrow right-arrow Just bind ^F and ^B to Page Up and Page Down and it will funtion the same in vi. "What is the greatest joy?" "The joy of duty!" Miq Millman -- miq@sgi.com or {decwrl,pyramid,ucbvax}!sgi!miq 415 960 1980 x1041 work