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 ◄Cursor-Movement Commands►                  ◄Up► ◄Contents► ◄Index► ◄Back►
─────Programmer's WorkBench─────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
 
               ··················· FILE ····················
               ·▬ Begfile                                  ·
               ·                    ▬ Mpage                ·
               ·                                     ↑ Mlines
               ·     ┌─────────── WINDOW ────────────┐     ·
               ·     │▬ Home        ▬ Meta Up        │     ·
               ·     │                               │     ·
               ·     │                               │     ·
   Meta Begline·▬    │▬ Meta Left   █     Meta Right▬│▬ Meta Endline
               ·     │                               │     ·
               ·     │                               │     ·
               ·     │              ▬ Meta Down     ▬│Meta Home
               ·     └───────────────────────────────┘     ·
               ·                                     ↓ Plines
               ·                    ▬ Ppage                ·
               ·▬ Endfile                                  ·
               ·············································
 
     This diagram shows a file with a window that is scrolled
     horizontally and vertically. The block (█) is the cursor, and
     various window and file locations (▬) are paired with the command
     to move the cursor to that location.
 
     These commands are assigned to keys as follows:
 
     Command     Key             Command         Key
 
     Begfile     «Begfile      » Meta Up         «Meta» «Up»
     Mpage       «Mpage        » Meta Begline    «Meta» «Begline»
     Mlines      «Mlines       » Meta Left       «Meta» «Left»
     Home        «Home         » Meta Right      «Meta» «Right»
     Plines      «Plines       » Meta Endline    «Meta» «Endline»
     Ppage       «Ppage        » Meta Down       «Meta» «Down»
     Endfile     «Endfile      » Meta Home       «Meta» «Home»
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