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Originally Posted by earth2marsh
that worked great thanks! and the link is very helpful, it is exactly what I was looking for but didnt know what to 'call it' to search for it...
Same idea: ./hi.sh would be:
In general, use these codes where you need them, and be sure to put a period between each keystroke to stick them all together.Code:period . slash . h . i . period . s . h . KP_Enter
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Thank you everyone for contributing! I'm think this knowledge will be very useful to a lot of people! Thanks Again!
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Anyone know if you can bind modifiers as well? Like ^K, and such.
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2008-05-06
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Originally Posted by Benson
This is an old post, and I just stumbled on it while searching for something else, but ^K is "<ctrl>k" in the Toolbar Shortcut maker. KP_Enter can be also entered as <ctrl>m ... it is one character shorter!
Anyone know if you can bind modifiers as well? Like ^K, and such.
<ctrl>c is very useful, it breaks execution of a command-line app.
A very useful shortcut for me is:
Code:
y,<ctrl>m
EDIT: A couple other useful ones: | (pipe) is "bar" and _ is "underscore". Both are a pain to type (at least for me) on the virtual keyboard.
EDIT2: Note that you don't need the " . " (space-period-space) between characters, just use a comma.
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Last edited by qole; 2008-05-06 at 23:31. Reason: added pipe and bar
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Thanks so much!
(I find ^K helpful for JOE; I bound around it using F2, but that doesn't help when I telnet out to other machines... ^C, of course, is obviously good, but ^Z is better; you can always stop the job after suspending it.)
Wiki updated!
(I find ^K helpful for JOE; I bound around it using F2, but that doesn't help when I telnet out to other machines... ^C, of course, is obviously good, but ^Z is better; you can always stop the job after suspending it.)
Wiki updated!
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Ok, late to the party, but:
1) how to do "Delete" "Home" (BOL) and "End" (EOL)? I tried lots of combinations...
2) I use bash 2.05b, and PgUp and PgDn do not work for me (they write a '~').
Thanks!
L.
Last edited by luis; 2009-04-14 at 19:44.
1) how to do "Delete" "Home" (BOL) and "End" (EOL)? I tried lots of combinations...
2) I use bash 2.05b, and PgUp and PgDn do not work for me (they write a '~').
Thanks!
L.
Last edited by luis; 2009-04-14 at 19:44.
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#29
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Originally Posted by qole
You can also simply use a single space instead...
EDIT2: Note that you don't need the " . " (space-period-space) between characters, just use a comma.
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Originally Posted by luis
These should work:
Ok, late to the party, but:
1) how to do "Delete" "Home" (BOL) and "End" (EOL)? I tried lots of combinations...
2) I use bash 2.05b, and PgUp and PgDn do not work for me (they write a '~').
Thanks!
L.
KP_Delete
KP_Home
KP_End
Don't know why PgUp and PgDn don't work for you but you could try
KP_Prior or KP_Page_Up
KP_Next or KP_Page_Down
So the dots (".") are glue between each individual element like a letter or character. Does that explain it?