FMENUS.DOC

			     Freyja Menus

----- Main ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

File		F	Invoke the File menu.

Edit		E	Invoke the Edit menu.

Buffer		B	Invoke the Buffer menu.

Move		M	Invoke the Move menu.

Search		S	Invoke the Search menu.

Window		W	Invoke the Window menu.

KeyMacro	K	Invoke the KeyMacro menu.

Case		A	Invoke the Case menu.

Layout		L	Invoke the Layout menu.

Whitespace	I	Invoke the Whitespace menu.

Print		P	Invoke the Print menu.

Calculator	C	Invoke the Calculator menu.  On system manager
			versions, this is replaced with the Clip menu.

Calendar	R	Invoke the Calendar menu.

Other		O	Invoke the Other menu.

Help		H	Invoke the Help menu.

Quit		Q	Exit the editor.


----- Buffer ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

List		L	Create a system buffer and place in it a list
			of all buffers and associated information. 
			The SKIPSYS value in the resource file also
			controls whether system buffers are skipped.

Next		N	Switch to the next buffer in the ring.  The
			SKIPSYS value in the resource file also
			controls whether system buffers are skipped.

Previous	P	Switch to the previous buffer in the ring. 
			The SKIPSYS value in the resource file also
			controls whether system buffers are skipped.

Delete		D	Kill (delete) the current buffer and move to
			the previous buffer in the ring.  The SKIPSYS
			value in the resource file also controls
			whether system buffers are skipped. If no
			non-system buffers are left, the scratch
			buffer is automatically (re)created.

CharsCount	C	Display the current cursor position.

LinesCount	I	Display line counts.

ToDIRED		T	If the DIRED buffer already exists, switch to
			that buffer. Otherwise, this is the same as
			the File Directory... item.


----- Calculator ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Invoke		I	RPN Calculator.  Not in system manager
			versions.  See the "fcalc.doc" file.

MarkNumber	M	Place the mark at the beginning of the current
			number and the point at the end.

EnterNumber	E	Enter the current number into the calculator.


----- Clipboard ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

CopyToClip	C	Copy the region to the clipboard.

CutToClip	T	Delete the text between the point and the mark
			("cut"); copy the deleted text to the clipboard.

PasteClip	P	Yank: copy the contents of the clipboard to
			the point.  The mark is left at the start of
			the yanked text and the point at the end
			("paste").  


----- Calendar ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Display		D	Create a calendar for the current month in the
			calendar buffer.  The CALSTART value in the
			resource file controls the starting day of the
			week.

NextMonth	N	Advance the calendar by one month.  If no
			calendar has been established, it starts at
			the current month.  The CALSTART value in the
			resource file controls the starting day of the
			week.

PrevMonth	P	Rewind the calendar by one month.  If no
			calendar has been established, it starts at
			the current month. The CALSTART value in the
			resource file controls the starting day of the
			week.


----- Case ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

CapitalizeWord	C	Capitalize the following word.  The WORDEND
			value in the resource file controls where the
			point is left.

lowerWord	L	Convert the following word to lower case.  The
			WORDEND value in the resource file controls
			where the point is left.

lowerRegion	O	Convert all text in the region to lower case.

UPPERWord	U	Convert the following word to upper case.  The
			WORDEND value in the resource file controls
			where the point is left.

UPPERRegion	P	Convert all text in the region to upper case.


----- Edit ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Mark		M	Place the mark at the point.

MarkAll		A	Defines the region to be the whole buffer:
			place the point at the beginning and the mark
			at the end of the buffer.

Copy|^[W	C	Copy the region to the kill buffer.

Cut|^W		T	Delete the text between the point and the mark
			("cut"); copy the deleted text to the kill
			buffer.

Paste|^Y	P	Yank: copy the contents of the kill buffer to
			the point.  The mark is left at the start of
			the yanked text and the point at the end ("paste").

OtherEnd	O	Exchange the point and mark.


----- File ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

About		B	Show "About Freyja" information.  This information
			includes:

				version
				which code the resource file was made for
				current keyboard mode
				current screen type
				BIOS call override setting
				screen size (rows x columns)
				number of swap area pages in use, total,
					and page size
				current working directory

Open...|^X^F	O	Ask for the name of a file.  If the file name
			matches one that has already been read it, go
			to that buffer.  Otherwise, read that file
			into a new buffer whose name is derived from
			the file name.  If the new filename does not
			contain a directory part, the match ignores
			the directory part.  You can get around this
			matching by reading in a file named
			"./<desired name>".

			The command's behavior changes if you are in
			the DIRED buffer.  In this case, it does not
			prompt you for the filename, but instead uses
			the filename found on the current line.  The
			filename is the last "thing" on the current
			line, where "things" are marked off by Space
			and Tab characters.

New		N	Automatically opens the file "untitled".

Save|^X^S	S	Save the contents of the current buffer to the
			associated file. The SAVEUNMOD value in the
			resource file controls whether saves are
			performed if the buffer's modification flag is
			not set. The BACKUP value in the resource file
			controls whether backup copies are made.

SaveAs...	A	Ask for the name of a file and write the
			contents of the buffer to that file. The
			BACKUP value in the resource file controls
			whether backup copies are made.

SaveRegion...	G	Ask for the name of a file and save the region into
			that file, replacing any existing contents of
			that file.

SaveAll		V	Save the contents all non-system buffer(s) to
			the associated file(s). The SAVEUNMOD value in
			the resource file controls whether saves are
			performed if the buffer's modification flag is
			not set.  The BACKUP value in the resource
			file controls whether backup copies are made.
			On MSDOS systems, with an argument, no newline
			to ^M ^J processing is performed.

ReRead...	R	Ask for the name of a file and read the
			contents of the file into the buffer: used for
			refreshing the buffer from the copy on disk.

Insert...	I	Ask for the name of a file and inserts the
			contents of the file at the point.

Directory...	D	DIRED: Ask for a directory or file name or
			starname, and insert a list of all files that
			match that name into a system buffer. An empty
			directory or file name means to list all files
			in the current directory.  On MSDOS systems,
			you can't just give a directory name, it must
			include a file name part (e.g., type "/dos/"
			to see all files in the /dos directory).

ToDIRED		T	If the DIRED buffer already exists, switch to
			that buffer. Otherwise, this is the same as
			the Directory... item.

Delete...	L	Ask for the name of a file and delete the
			specified file.

			The command's behavior changes if you are in
			the DIRED buffer.  In this case, it does not
			prompt you for the filename, but instead uses
			the filename found on the current line.  The
			filename is the last "thing" on the current
			line, where "things" are marked off by Space
			and Tab characters.  Note that it does _not_
			update the DIRED display.

ClearModified	C	Clear the buffer modified flag.

Exit		X	Exit / quit the editor.


----- Fill ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

None		N	Set no filling mode.

Fill		F	Set fill mode.

Wrap		W	Set wrap mode.


----- Font ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Normal		N	Set to default font.

Cycle		C	Cycle the screen type to the next value.  The
			list of values is found in the TYPELIST value
			in the resource file.  If the current screen
			type is not in the list, the first entry on
			the list is used.  See the SCRNTYPE value in
			the resource file for a list of values.

-- Unix Systems --

unused		U	do nothing

unused		U	do nothing

-- IBMPC Systems --

25x40		4	Set to 40 column mode: do NOT use on MDA!!!!

unused		U	do nothing

-- HP95LX Systems --

21x60		6	Set to 21 x 60 screen, type 25.

25x80		8	Set to 25 x 80 screen, type 26.

-- HP100LX Systems --

18x64		6	Set to 18 x 64 screen, type 80.

16x40		4	Set to 16 x 40 screen, type 84.


----- Help ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Apropos...	A	Apropos.  Ask for a string and create a system
			buffer that conntains the help text for all
			commands that include that string in their help
			text.

Bindings	B	Create a system buffer whose contents describe
			the bindings of all keys.  The text is
			constructed from the command tables.  The text
			does not list self-insert or bad cmds.

Calc		C	Find the file "fcalc.doc" following the search path.

Copying		O	Find the file "copying.doc" following the search path.

Doc		D	Find the file "freyja.doc" following the search path.

FSF		F	Find the file "fsf.doc" following the search path.

Key...		K	Ask for a key and describe what the key does.

League		L	Find the file "league.doc" following the search path.

List		I	Find the file "fcmdlist.doc" following the search path.

Menus		M	Find the file "fmenus.doc" following the search path.

Tutorial	T	Find the file "ftutoria.doc" following the search path.

Warranty	W	Find the file "warranty.doc" following the search path.

XRef		X	Find the file "fcmdxref.doc" following the search path.


----- KeyMacro ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Record|^X(	R	Start collecting a keyboard macro.

FinishRecording|^X) F	End collecting a keyboard macro.

Execute|^]	E	Execute the keyboard macro.

Fetch...	T	Ask for a macro number and fetches that macro
			from the resource file.

Insert		I	Insert the contents of the keyboard macro
			into the current buffer at the point.  Note
			that function keys are NOT preserved.

BufferTo	B	Load as much of the current buffer as will fit
			into the keyboard macro.  Again, there is no
			way of loading function keys with this method.


----- Layout ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

CenterLine|^[S	C	Center the current line between the left and
			right margins.

FillPara|^[Q	F	Fill the current paragraph.  Fill- or
			wrap-style newlines are used depending upon
			the buffer mode.  Fill-style is used if
			filling is turned off.  The left margin is not used.

FillRegion	G	Fill all paragraphs in the region. Fill- or
			wrap-style newlines are used depending upon
			the buffer mode.  Fill-style is used if
			filling is turned off. The left margin is not
			used.

ShowMargins	S	Display the margin settings.

LeftMargin...	L	Ask for and set the left margin.

RightMargin...	R	Ask for and set the right margin.

TabSpacing...	T	Ask for and set the tab spacing.

FillType...	I	Bring up the Fill menu.

ConvWrapNLstoFill W	Convert all text in the region from wrap- to
			fill-style newlines. Wrap-style newlines use
			soft newline (^_) internally to indicate a new
			line and ^J to indicate a paragraph break.
			Fill-style newlines use ^J to indicate a line
			break and two ^Js to indicate a paragraph break.


ConvFillNLstoWrap P	Convert all text in the region from fill- to
			wrap-style newlines. Fill-style newlines use
			^J to indicate a line break and two ^Js to
			indicate a paragraph break.  Wrap-style
			newlines use soft newline (^_) internally to
			indicate a new line and ^J to indicate a
			paragraph break.


----- Move ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Beginning	B	Move to the beginning of the current buffer
			and set the mark to the place that you moved
			from.

End		E	Move to the end of the current buffer and set
			the mark to the place that you moved from.

Line...		L	Ask for a line number and move to that line.


----- Other ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Date		D	Insert the date at the point in YYYY-MM-DD form.

Time		T	Insert the time at the point in HH:MM:SS form.

WhitespaceVisible W	Toggle whether gray space is visible.  The
			VISGRAY value in the resource file controls
			whether grayspace is initially visible.

ExecuteDOSCmd... E	Ask for and execute a system command.  May not
			work reliably on the system manager versions.

KeyInsert...	K	Quote: Ask for a character and insert that
			character into the buffer, ignoring any
			special meaning.

ValInsert...	V	Ask for a decimal value and insert the character
			with that value into the buffer.

DoFuncKey...	F	Ask for the decimal value and invoke the function
			key with that scan code.

ClearMeta	C	Clear the meta bit (bit 2^7) in all characters
			in the region. 

Set Meta	S	Set the meta bit (bit 2^7) in all characters
			in the region. 

SaveAllQuit	Q	Exit / quit the editor, saving any modified
			non-system buffers without asking.

TogglePgUp/DnandArrow G	Toggle the setting of the SWAPPGNL value,
			which toggles the meanings of the Up/Down
			Arrow and PgUp/Dn keys.  The argument is
			ignored.


----- Print ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Buffer		B	Print the buffer.  The point is left at the
			beginning of the buffer and the mark at the end.

Region		R	Print the region.

Select...	S	Select a printer.

SendRaw		W	Send the buffer to the print in "raw" form: no
			conversions of any kind are performed.  The
			point is left at the beginning of the buffer
			and the mark at the end.


----- Printer ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

General		G	Selects a "general purpose" format.

Noheading	N	No headings.

Letter		L	Letter-style headings.

File		F	Prints to a file.


----- Search ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

Forward...|^S	F	Forward search: ask for a search string and
			search forwards for the next occurrance of it. 
			The point is left at the end of the string. 
			Lowercase letters in the search string match
			uppercase letters in the text.

Backward...|^R	B	Reverse search: ask for a search string and
			search backwards for the previous occurrance
			of it.  The point is left at the start of the
			string ("after" the string when considered in
			terms of the direction of the search). 
			Lowercase letters in the search string match
			uppercase letters in the text.

GlobalReplace... G	Replace: ask for an old string and a new
			string. At each occurance of the old string,
			replace it with the new.

QueryReplace...	Q	Query replace: ask for an old string and a new
			string. At each occurance of the old string,
			display it and ask what to do:

		Y, y, space	do the replace and go to the next one

		N, n, ^H, ^?	do NOT replace and go to the next one

		,		replace, show the replacement, and ask
				for Y/N confirmation

		.		do the replace and exit immediately

		!		do the rest of the replacements without
				asking

		?, F1		show help

		^G, Esc		exit


----- Whitespace ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

ZapIndentation	Z	Delete all white space (indentation) on the
			current line.

RemoveSurrounding R	Delete the spaces, tabs, and newlines around
			the point; insert one space.

TabifyRegion	T	Tabify the region: convert multiple spaces
			(where applicable) to Tab characters.

UntabifyRegion	U	Untabify the region: convert Tab characters to
			one or more Space characters.

IndentRegion	I	Indent all lines in the region by the width of
			a Tab character.

OutdentRegion	O	Outdent all lines in the region by the width
			of a Tab character.

TrimTrailingRegion M	Remove all trailing Space and Tab characters
			from all lines in the region.


----- Window ------------------------------

		hot
entry		key	does

One		O	One window mode.

Two		T	Two window mode.  Split the screen horizontally.

Switch		S	Switch to the other window.

Left|^X<	L	Scroll the window left.  The HOVERLAP value in
			the resource file controls the amount of overlap.

Right|^X>	R	Scroll the window right.  The HOVERLAP value
			in the resource file controls the amount of overlap.

Font...		F	Bring up the Font menu.

NextOther	N	View next other window: move the text in the
			other window down to the next screen.  The
			command operates in terms of screens, not
			lines, so a ^X ^V ^X ^Z will not necessarily
			leave the text in the other window at its
			starting position.  The amount of overlap
			between the screens is specified by the
			VOVERLAP value in the resource file. The type
			of motion can be altered with the SCRNMOVE
			value in the resource file.

PrevOther	P	View previous other window: move the text in
			the other window up to the preceeding screen. 
			The command operates in terms of screens, not
			lines, so a ^X ^Z ^X ^V will not necessarily
			leave the text in the other window at its
			starting position.  The amount of overlap
			between the screens is specified by the
			VOVERLAP value in the resource file. The type
			of motion can be altered with the SCRNMOVE
			value in the resource file.

Grow...		G	Ask for a count and grow the current window by
			that many lines.

Center		C	Center the point at the preferred percentage
			on the screen. The PREFPCT value in the
			resource file controls the preferred percentage.

Refresh		E	Refresh and recenter the screen.  The PREFPCT
			value in the resource file controls the
			preferred percentage.