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Author Describing key sequences
Philip Ganchev

2005-02-09, 7:48 am

Hi,

How can I describe the key-sequence Ctrl+Right, according to the following
instructions, which appear in the manual page of the joe editor?

<instructions>
Use ^@ through ^_ and ^? for Ctrl chars
Use SP for space
Use a TO b to generate a range of characters

You can also use termcap string capability names. For example:

.ku Up
.kd Down
.kl Left
.kr Right
.kh Home
.kH End
.kI Insert
.kD Delete
.kP PgUp
.kN PgDn
.k1 - .k9 F1 - F9
.k0 F0 or F10
.k; F10
</instructions>

I tried ^.kr and ^ .kr but they don't work.

Thanks!

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