# G E N E R A L H E L P

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_ ## 1. General Help

F10         - exit application. Also, <C-q>
F1          - Help

In some applications, the following may have been provided:

?           - Should display all the key bindings available
              for that widget. Alternatively, <M-?>

Alt-x       - additional commands
:           - additional commands
:!          - system command
<C-x>c      - system command

_ ## 2. Form

<Tab> and <backtab> navigate between widgets.

_ ## 3. Multiline widgets

In most widgets such as [[list]], [[textpad]], [[table]], and [[tree]] the following vim-bindings are applicable.

j,k,l,h, gg, G, C-d, C-b, C-e, C-y, w, b, /

<space> scrolls 
<Ctrl-Space> scroll up (aka C-@)

In multiline widgets such as list and tree to move to first item starting with a character, press “f” followed by that character.

_ ## 4. Editable Widgets

In field and editable textarea, some emacs/Pine keys such as C-e, C-a, C-k (delete till end) are available.

<C-a>   -  start of line
<C-e>   -  end of line
<C-k>   -  delete till end of line
<M-i>   -  toggle overwrite mode

_ ## 5. Buttons

Button can be fired using <space>. The default button, if declared, is shown with as > Ok < as against other buttons, shown as [ Cancel ]. This can be fired by hitting <ENTER> anywhere on the form (unless the current widget traps <ENTER>).

Pressing <ENTER> will trigger the default button, even if you are on another button.

Hotkeys are available using Alt-<key> and will be displayed with an underline if the TERM displays underlines.

_ ## 6. Others

### 6.1 Selection in lists

Please note that in earlier versions, <SPACE> was used for selection. However, since this conflicts with the scrolling behavior in most multiline widgtes, <SPACE> and <C-SPACE> are now exclusively used for scrolling down and up. The characters “v” and “V” are used for selection. This may be altered by setting “`$row_selector`”.

v       -   toggle selection
V       -   range select
a       -   select all
u       -   unselect all (should be changed, as conflicts with
              vim undo)
*       -   invert selection

-       -   `ask_unselect`
+       -   `ask_select`

### 6.2 Terminal (TERM) settings

Some terminals (such as xterm) show underlines , however the 256color ones do not.

Some terminals mess the screen output such as `xterm-256color`. At least while working under `tmux` in `iTerm` (with solarized), this terminal was messing the output. Things are fine with `screen-256color`.

### 6.3 Other components

_ q to quit, gg to goto top. <TAB> goes to next link in help file Press <ENTER> to open link.