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Code Editor : tin-group.sl
% The macros here provide some tin-like keybindings for GROUP mode. % The following macros depend on the util.sl macros being loaded. % In your .slrnrc file, add the following lines: % interpret "util.sl" % interpret "tin-group.sl" % interpret "tin-art.sl" !if (is_defined ("group_bob")) () = evalfile ("util.sl"); % The easy bindings definekey ("toggle_list_all", "y", "group"); % yank in/out definekey ("toggle_hidden", "r", "group"); % toggle all/unread definekey ("post", "w", "group"); definekey ("quit","Q","group"); definekey ("group_search_forward","/","group"); definekey ("help","h","group"); % TAB key in group mode. Apparantly this moves from one unread group to % another and then cycles back to the top. define tin_group_next_unread () { USER_BLOCK0 { if (group_unread ()) { if (-1 != select_group ()) return; } } X_USER_BLOCK0 (); % enter the current group if it has unread articles while (group_down_n (1)) X_USER_BLOCK0 (); group_bob (); do X_USER_BLOCK0 (); while (group_down_n (1)); error ("No more unread groups."); } definekey ("tin_group_next_unread", "\t", "group"); % Using UP/DOWN arrow keys in group mode causes a wrap at % ends of the buffer. define tin_group_up () { !if (group_up_n (1)) group_eob (); } definekey ("tin_group_up", "k", "group"); define tin_group_down () { !if (group_down_n (1)) group_bob (); } definekey ("tin_group_down", "j", "group"); #ifdef UNIX VMS definekey ("tin_group_up", "\e[A", "group"); definekey ("tin_group_up", "\eOA", "group"); definekey ("tin_group_up", "^(ku)", "group"); definekey ("tin_group_down", "\e[B", "group"); definekey ("tin_group_down", "\eOB", "group"); definekey ("tin_group_down", "^(kd)", "group"); % Left/right arrow keys definekey ("quit", "\e[D", "group"); definekey ("quit", "\eOD", "group"); definekey ("quit", "^(kl)", "group"); definekey ("select_group", "\e[C", "group"); definekey ("select_group", "\eOC", "group"); definekey ("select_group", "^(kr)", "group"); #else % OS/2 definekey ("tin_group_up", "\xE0H", "group"); definekey ("tin_group_down", "\xE0P", "group"); definekey ("quit", "\xE0K", "group"); definekey ("select_group", "\xE0M", "group"); #endif % using the space to pagedown at the end of the list should wrap to the top define tin_group_pagedown () { call ("page_down"); } definekey ("tin_group_pagedown"," ","group"); % using the b to pageup at the top of the list should wrap to the bottom define tin_group_pageup () { call ("page_up"); } definekey ("tin_group_pageup","b","group"); % vim:set noexpandtab tw=0 ts=8 softtabstop=3:
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