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Escape
, and you will be
able to use that keystroke instead of Escape.
ne
does tilda expansion.
ne
does interactive filename completion.
ne
will immediately recognize the
Escape key code as such. Since non-alphabetical keys have no effect while
browsing through the menus, if you're forced to use Escape as menu
activator you can press, for instance, `,' just after it to speed
up the menu activation (note that `:' would not work, because it would
activate the command line). Alternatively, you can just type Escape
twice in a row.
\n
convention. But remember always that
regular expressions are much slower than a normal search.
MoveEOW
command, which guarantee a correct behaviour in
all situations.
ne
and delete the line containing the
command setting the insert flag. When the autoprefs are loaded later, the
insert flag will be left untouched. This trick is particularly useful with
the StatusBar
and FastGUI
commands.
telnet
connection with xon/xoff flow control, Control-S and
Control-Q would block and release the output
instead of saving and quitting.
In these cases, if you do not need the system
feature you should check how to disable it: for instance, some BSD-like
systems feature a delayed suspend signal that is not in the POSIX
standard, and thus cannot be disabled by ne
. On HP-UX, the command
`stty dsusp ^-' would disable the signal, and would let the control
sequence previously assigned to it to run up to ne
.
Another example is the NCSA Telnet
software for the Macintosh. Unless
you modify your settings in such a way to disable Control-S and
Control-Q as flow controllers, you will not be able to use them
as keystrokes (even if ne
is doing all it can to explain to
the software that it does not need xon/xoff flow control...).
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