Minor formatting proposals on commands paragraphs
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## Key Bindings
### Within the main text window:
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+```
ctrl+a Select all
ctrl+c Copy
ctrl+e Execute prompt (e:)
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ctrl+x Cut
ctrl+y Redo
ctrl+z Undo
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+```
### Within Any Prompt
Prompts in this context are the e:, find:, goto:, and p: modes.
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Text commands (such as cut and paste)
operate on the prompt text rather
than the main window.
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+```
return Perform action and return to editing the file
esc Abort action and return to editing the file
ctrl+a Select all*
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ctrl+x Cut*
ctrl+y Redo*
ctrl+z Undo*
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+```
* Affects find: prompt, not the document.
### Within the Find prompt:
See "Within Any Prompt", plus these:
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+```
ctrl+f Find next
ctrl+g Find next
ctrl+o Switch to Open prompt (open:)
ctrl+p Switch to Prediction prompt (p:)
ctrl+q Quit (exit editor)
ctrl+r Reverse find
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+```
### Within the Goto line prompt:
See "Within Any Prompt", plus these:
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+```
b Jump to bottom of document
h Jump to half-way in the document
t Jump to top of document
ctrl+p Prediction prompt (p:)
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+```
* Affects goto: prompt, not the document.
### Execute Prompt
The execution prompt allows you to run powerful commands to manipulate the
currently selected text or perform other actions.
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+```
sort Sort selected text
|<cmd> Pipe selected text to <cmd> and replace selection with result.
Example:
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Result: the lines will be sorted and duplicate lines will be
removed (-u stands for 'unique').
!<cmd> Execute <cmd> in a sub-shell
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### Prediction Prompt
The prediction prompt tries to guess where you'd like to visit next. The upper
window will show a list of files or locations that are somehow related to the
current file. E.g. if the current file is a c++ file, it may suggest the
header file as a someplace you'd like to visit.
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+```
ctrl+p Move selection up one line
ctrl+n Move selection down one line
return Open (or switch to) that file
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+```
## Note
