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Appendix A: Fred Commands

Insertion

The keystroke sequences shown in Table A-4 are used to insert text and space.

Table A-4 Insertion command keystrokes
Function
Keystroke
Inserts new line without moving insertion pointControl-O
Reindents current line or selectionTab
Reindents current expressionControl-Meta-Q
Inserts Return followed by TabControl-Return
Yanks (pastes) current kill-ring stringControl-Y
Rotates the string that is pasted from the kill ringMeta-Y
Quotes next keystroke, allowing access to Macintosh optional character set; use with Option key and control characters such as TabControl-Q
Inserts quotation marks and moves insertion point between them to type a stringMeta-"
Inserts sharp comment signs and moves insertion point between them to type a sharp commentMeta-#
Inserts set of parentheses and moves insertion point between them to type an expressionMeta-(
Converts rest of current word or selection to uppercaseMeta-U (Uppercase U)
Converts rest of current word or selection to lowercaseMeta-L
Capitalizes rest of current word or selectionMeta-C
Transposes the two characters on either side of insertion pointControl-T
Transposes the two words on either side of insertion pointMeta-T
Transposes the two s-expressions on either side of insertion pointControl-Meta-T


Gettmg Started with MCL - 19 OCT 1996
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