[OS X TeX] Cocoa Text System

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 04.03.2006 um 17:21 schrieb Herbert Schulz:

> to the file. This gives Ctl-u, Opt-Ctl-u and Shft-Ctl-u as  
> Capitalize, lowercase and UPPERCASE the word (the cursor must be in  
> the word) and also adds Opt-v to pageup and vertically center the  
> cursor (much as Ctl-v already does pagedown and vertically center  
> the cursor) like emacs.

There are more Emacs like bindings in Cocoa:

	Esc-u: UPPERCASE
	Esc-l: lowercase
	Esc-c: Capitalise

	Esc-d: delete word forwards
	Esc-backspace: delete word backwards
	Esc-b: backwards word
	Esc-f: forwards word
	Ctrl-d: delete character forwards
	Ctrl-h: delete character backwards
	Ctrl-k: kill to end of line
	Ctrl-w: kill to beginning of line
	Ctrl-u: kill whole line
	Ctrl-y: yank (paste) what was killed before
	Ctrl-t: transpose characters
	Ctrl-b: backward one character
	Ctrl-f: forward one character
	Ctrl-a: beginning of line
	Ctrl-e: end of line
	Ctrl-i: tab

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   Pete

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