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diff --git a/website/docs/conf_file.md b/website/docs/conf_file.md index bb1209c..8ea49cf 100644 --- a/website/docs/conf_file.md +++ b/website/docs/conf_file.md @@ -223,13 +223,13 @@ execution = "/bin/mkdir -p {directory}/{subpath}" In this case the subpath is read from what you type: - + As you see, there's a space in this path, but it works. **broot** tries to determine when to wrap path in quotes and when to escape so that such a command correctly works. It also normalizes the paths it finds which eases the use of relative paths: - + Here's another example, where the invocation pattern defines two arguments by destructuring: @@ -242,7 +242,7 @@ from_shell = true And here's how it would look like: - + Notice the `\\.` ? That's because the invocation pattern is interpreted as a regular expression (with just a shortcut for the easy case, enabling `{name}`). @@ -303,6 +303,43 @@ Note that - you can always call a verb with its default invocation, you don't *have* to define a shortcut - verbs whose invocation needs an argument (like `{newpath}`) can't be triggered with just a keyboard key. +## Input related verbs + +Some internal actions can be bound to a key shortcut but can't be called explicitely because they directly act on the input field: + +name | default binding | behavior +-|-|- +:input_del_char_left | <kbd>del</kbd> | "delete the char left of the cursor", +:input_del_char_below | <kbd>suppr</kbd> | "delete the char left at the cursor's position", +:input_del_word_left | - | "delete the word left of the cursor", +:input_del_word_right | - | "delete the word right of the cursor", +:input_go_to_end | <kbd>end</kbd> | "move the cursor to the end of input", +:input_go_left | <kbd>←</kbd> | "move the cursor to the left", +:input_go_right | <kbd>→</kbd> | "move the cursor to the right", +:input_go_to_start | <kbd>home</kbd> | "move the cursor to the start of input", +:input_go_word_left | - | "move the cursor one word to the left", +:input_go_word_right | - | "move the cursor one word to the right", + +You may add this kind of shortcuts: + +```toml +[[verbs]] +key = "alt-b" +execution = ":input_go_word_left" + +[[verbs]] +key = "alt-f" +execution = ":input_go_word_right" + +[[verbs]] +key = "alt-l" +execution = ":input_del_word_left" + +[[verbs]] +key = "alt-r" +execution = ":input_del_word_right" +``` + ## Focus |