Right after starting teapot, you are in the command mode. Many functions
from the command mode are also available from menus, but using keys
is faster and some things, like moving the cell cursor, are only available
through keys. Table tab:Key-Bindings-in lists all available
key bindings
.
Table 1:
Key Bindings in Command Mode
Function Key |
ASCII Key |
Function |
Next Line |
Ctrl-N |
Cursor down |
Previous Line |
Ctrl-P |
Cursor up |
Begin |
Ctrl-A |
Cursor to column 0 |
End |
Ctrl-E |
Cursor to last column |
|
+ |
Cursor to next layer |
|
- (Dash) |
Cursor to previous layer |
|
< |
Cursor to line 0 |
|
> |
Cursor to last line |
|
_ (Underscore) |
Cursor to layer 0 |
|
* |
Cursor to last layer |
|
Ctrl-X < |
One page left |
|
Ctrl-X > |
One page right |
F10 |
/ |
Main menu |
F2 |
|
Save menu |
F3 |
|
Load menu |
|
Ctrl-X Ctrl-R |
Load file |
Enter |
Ctrl-J, Ctrl-M |
Edit cell contents |
|
``, @, digit, letter |
Overwrite cell contents |
Meta-Enter |
Esc Ctrl-J, Esc Ctrl-M |
Edit clocked cell contents |
Backspace |
Ctrl-H |
Edit cell contents |
|
. (Period) |
Mark block |
|
Ctrl-L |
Redraw screen |
|
Ctrl-Y |
Paste block |
|
Ctrl-R |
Reset sheet |
F9 |
Ctrl-S |
Clock sheet |
|
Esc z |
Save and quit |
|
Ctrl-X Ctrl-C |
Quit |
Next Page |
Ctrl-V |
One page down |
Previous Page |
Meta-V |
One page up |
Cancel |
Ctrl-G, Ctrl-C |
Abort current action |
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. (Period) marks blocks: The first time it marks the beginning of
a block, which is then extended by moving the cell cursor. The next
time, it marks the end of the block which lets you move the cell cursor
after without changing the block. The third time, it removes the block
marks again.