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From: csbruce@ccnga.uwaterloo.ca (Craig Bruce)
Subject: ZED command keys
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Date: Thu, 20 Jul 1995 16:00:21 GMT

Hi ho,

I was just designing the command keys for the new ZED and I was wondering if
anyone else has any good ideas.  Here is what I've come up with so far:

ZED Command Key Summary:

Control Commands (Commodore does the same):

I CODE  KEY     ACTION
- ----  ----    -------
  $e0   CT-@    Exchange cursor position with mark position
  $e1   CT-A    Alter case of letter under cursor
  $e2   CT-B    Go on to next buffer  (Shift-Ctrl-B == prev buffer)
  $e3   CT-C    Copy range
  $e4   CT-D    Delete range
  $e5   CT-E    Exit with save
  $e6   CT-F    Find next occurrence of hunt string  (Shift-Ctrl-F == prev)
  $e7   CT-G    Goto given line number
  $e8   CT-H    Set Hunt string
  $e9   CT-I    Insert new file into current one
  $ea   CT-J    Juggle the lines of a paragraph, keep separate
  $eb   CT-K    Kill current line
  $ec   CT-L    Load file
  $ed   CT-M    Set Mark for range operations
  $ee   CT-N    Set Name of current file
  $ef   CT-O    Set Options: input/output translation/tab-expansion, etc.
  $f0   CT-P    Print current file
  $f1   CT-Q    Quit without save
  $f2   CT-R    Recall text from buffer
  $f3   CT-S    Save file
  $f4   CT-T    Tie together multiple lines into one big line (paragraph)
  $f5   CT-U    Undo the last change made to the document
  $f6   CT-V    Verify file
  $f7   CT-W    Write range with new name
  $f8   CT-X    Extract the individual lines from a paragraph
  $f9   CT-Y    Replace (all the other letters were taken!)
  $fa   CT-Z    Goto bottom of screen
  $fb   CT-[    Toggle insert mode
  $fc   CT-\    Toggle modified flag
  $fd   CT-]    Toggle indent mode
  $fe   CT-^    Change the current working directory
  $ff   CT-_    Compose ISO-8859 character

Other Key Commands:

I CODE  KEY          ACTION
- ----  ---          ------
  $0d   RETURN       Split current line (indent not yet implemented)
  $8d   SH-RETURN    Go to next paragraph
  $01   CT-RETURN    Go up one paragraph
  $09   TAB          Tab
  $02   SH-TAB       Backtab
  $18   CT-TAB       <nothing>
  $14   DELETE       Delete character
  $08   CO-DEL       Rubout
  $94   SH-DELETE    Insert one space
  $13   HOME         <nothing>
  $93   SH-HOME      Cursor home
  $04   HELP         Bring up help window
  $84   SH-HELP      Display help screen
  $0a   LINEFEED     ?
  $07   SH-LINEFEED  ?
  $1b   ESCAPE       <nothing>
  $0e   SH-ESCAPE    ?
  $03   STOP         <stop some operations>
  $83   SH-STOP      ?

  $91   UP           Cursor up
  $11   DOWN         Cursor down
  $9d   LEFT         Cursor left
  $1d   RIGHT        Cursor right
  $06   SH-LEFT      Word left
  $0b   SH-RIGHT     Word right
  $16   CT-UP        Page up
  $17   CT-DOWN      Page down
  $19   CT-LEFT      Page left
  $1a   CT-RIGHT     Page right
  $0c   CO-UP        Goto top of document
  $0f   CO-DOWN      Goto bottom of document
  $10   CO-LEFT      Goto beginning of line
  $15   CO-RIGHT     Goto end of line

  $90   CT-1         Clear document
  $05   CT-2         Clear buffer
  $1c   CT-3         Enter hexadecimal PETSCII character code
  $9f   CT-4         Display directory
  $9c   CT-5         Destroy current document buffer
  $1e   CT-6         Create new document buffer
  $1f   CT-7         Display PETSCII code of current character
  $9e   CT-8         Scroll left margin of status line
  $12   CT-9         Reverse screen on
  $92   CT-0         Screen reverse off

  $81   CO-1         Set display to take full screen
  $95   CO-2         Set display to default number of rows
  $96   CO-3         Set display to maximum number of rows
  $97   CO-4         Set display to 40 columns, default rows
  $98   CO-5         ?
  $99   CO-6         ?
  $9a   CO-7         ?
  $9b   CO-8         Set display to 80 columns, default rows

  $85   F1           Function key 1  : user-defined string
  $89   SH-F1        Function key 2  : user-defined string
  $86   F3           Function key 3  : user-defined string
  $8a   SH-F3        Function key 4  : user-defined string
  $87   F5           Function key 5  : user-defined string
  $8b   SH-F5        Function key 6  : user-defined string
  $88   F7           Function key 7  : user-defined string
  $8c   SH-F7        Function key 8  : user-defined string
  $80   CT-F1        Function key 9  : user-defined string
  $82   CT-F3        Function key 10 : user-defined string
  $8e   CT-F5        Function key 11 : user-defined string
  $8f   CT-F7        Function key 12 : user-defined string

The C64 has special Commodore-Shift keys that are equivalent to the extended
C128 keys.

Keep on Hackin'!

-Craig Bruce
csbruce@ccnga.uwaterloo.ca
"You usually have to wait for that which is worth waiting for."