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Shift
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Control+Shift
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Meta+Shift
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We need a good keyboard shortcut for activating the TopAppBar chooser which will be the main point of control in V2.
keyfun.Menuis the functional tag that makes sense for this. In Windows,F10is traditionally used to activate the top menu bar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_keyBut F10 is not great for keeping your hands on the main keyboard -- need something for Control+ too.
Based on the table below,
Control+Mlooks like the best option.Sources:
Control keys
Emacs = GoGi flavored Emacs (MacEmacs, LinuxEmacs), mostly standard "official" emacs but a few diffs.
Office = Microsoft Office
Mac = Mac official shortcuts --
Metais what we use forCommand= the clover-leaf thing: ⌘ -- in general just replace Control - > Meta in the Std mapping to get Mac. Conveniently, this allows for a simultaneous use of Control for Emacs and Meta for Std mappings on Mac (MacEmacsstd map).A: Emacs:Home(start of line); Office, Std:SelectAll; Mac: Meta+AB: Emacs:MoveLeft(Back; left arrow); Office: Bold; Std: noneC: Emacs: Command, start of multi-key sequenceControl+C Ctrl+<many>; Office, Std:Copy; Mac: Meta+CD: Emacs:DeleteE: Emacs:End(End of line); Office: Center text; Std: noneF: Emacs:MoveRight(Forward; right arrow); Std:Find; Mac: Meta+FG: Emacs:CancelSelect(cancel, bell in terminals); Office: GoTo (like Jump); Mac: Meta+G = Find againH: Emacs:DocHome(top of doc); Office, Std:Replace; Mac: Meta+H = Hide windowsI: Multiple:Insert(new file in file browser -- see alsoOforInsertAfter= new folder); Office: Italic; Std: noneJ: Emacs:Jump(Jump to line -- texteditor)K: Emacs:Kill(delete to end of line); Office: insert hyperlinKL: Emacs:Recenter(scrolls Line to center of screen); Office: Align left; Std: noneM: unused -- M = menu -- this looks like the ticket!; Office: Indent para (low freq?); Mac: Meta+M = minimize windowN: Emacs:MoveDown(Next; down arrow); Office, Std:Newdocument; Mac: Meta+NO: Emacs:InsertAfter(Open, new folder, seeI); Office, Std:Openfile; Mac: Meta+OP: Emacs:MoveUp(Previous; up arrow); Office: Print; Mac: Meta+P; Std (none)Q: unused?; Office: remove para formattingR: Emacs:Replace; Office: Align right; Std: noneS: Emacs:Search; Office, Std: Save; Mac: Meta+ST: Emacs:Transpose(low frequency use); Browser: New Tab; Office: hanging indent (low freq?)U: Emacs:PageUp(not this in std emacs); Office: Underline; Std: noneV: Emacs:PageDown; Office, Std:Paste; Mac: Meta+VW: Emacs:Cut(Wipe); Office, Std:WinClose; Mac: Meta+WX: Emacs: eXtended multi-key sequence (along with Control+C); Office, Std:Cut; Mac: Meta+XY: Emacs:Paste(Yank); Office, Std:Redo;Z: Emacs, Std:Undo; Mac: Meta+Z (Shift+Meta+Z =Redo)Others:
Spacebar: Emacs:SelectMode(toggle select); Mac: Meta+Spacebar = spotlight searchEnter:Accepta dialog (Ok and close)Function keys
In general not a lot of standardization here, with following exceptions (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_key):
Actually helpful: Reader's Digest Summary
F1: Help key -- nearly universal-- todo: we should support this!F5:Refresh; Browser: Refresh; Office: GoToF10:Menu; Windows = Menu but Office says "turn KeyTips on / off"F12: Windows, Office:SaveAs; Mac: Dock toggleBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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