idocument read-at-point and re-organise options in manpage - gramscii - A simple editor for ASCII box-and-arrow charts Err bitreich.org 70 1Log /scm/gramscii/log.gph bitreich.org 70 1Files /scm/gramscii/files.gph bitreich.org 70 1Refs /scm/gramscii/refs.gph bitreich.org 70 1Tags /scm/gramscii/tag bitreich.org 70 1README /scm/gramscii/file/README.md.gph bitreich.org 70 1LICENSE /scm/gramscii/file/COPYING.gph bitreich.org 70 i--- Err bitreich.org 70 1commit 205161a025d4a955f79fdf3844a42c2c0da20e67 /scm/gramscii/commit/205161a025d4a955f79fdf3844a42c2c0da20e67.gph bitreich.org 70 1parent 62267b8424170f9b136892248a77dbed3fdcbbba /scm/gramscii/commit/62267b8424170f9b136892248a77dbed3fdcbbba.gph bitreich.org 70 hAuthor: KatolaZ URL:mailto:katolaz@freaknet.org bitreich.org 70 iDate: Fri, 9 Aug 2019 07:08:59 +0100 Err bitreich.org 70 i Err bitreich.org 70 idocument read-at-point and re-organise options in manpage Err bitreich.org 70 i Err bitreich.org 70 iDiffstat: Err bitreich.org 70 i M gramscii.1 | 64 +++++++++++++++++-------------- Err bitreich.org 70 i Err bitreich.org 70 i1 file changed, 35 insertions(+), 29 deletions(-) Err bitreich.org 70 i--- Err bitreich.org 70 1diff --git a/gramscii.1 b/gramscii.1 /scm/gramscii/file/gramscii.1.gph bitreich.org 70 i@@ -69,20 +69,52 @@ General commands available in Err bitreich.org 70 i .B move Err bitreich.org 70 i mode: Err bitreich.org 70 i .TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI R Err bitreich.org 70 i-Redraw the screen Err bitreich.org 70 i-.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i .BI C Err bitreich.org 70 i Crop chart to the largest non-blank region. The first line and the first Err bitreich.org 70 i column of the cropped chart will contain the first non-blank line and Err bitreich.org 70 i the first non-blank column of the original chart, respectively. Err bitreich.org 70 i .TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI e Err bitreich.org 70 i+Load (edit) an existing file from disk. gramscii asks the user if they Err bitreich.org 70 i+want to save the current screen (only if the screen has been modified Err bitreich.org 70 i+since the Err bitreich.org 70 i+last Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI w Err bitreich.org 70 i+command). Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI E Err bitreich.org 70 i+Load (edit) an existing file from disk, discarding any change to the Err bitreich.org 70 i+current screen. Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI N Err bitreich.org 70 i+Start a new empty screen. If the current screen has been modified since Err bitreich.org 70 i+the last Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI w Err bitreich.org 70 i+command, gramscii will ask the user if they want to save the current Err bitreich.org 70 i+screen before creating a new one. Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i .BI p Err bitreich.org 70 i Paste the content of the yank buffer at the cursor position. The yank Err bitreich.org 70 i buffer contains the rectangle yanked/cut in Err bitreich.org 70 i .B visual Err bitreich.org 70 i mode. Err bitreich.org 70 i .TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI q Err bitreich.org 70 i+Quit gramscii, and prompt for a filename if the current screen contains Err bitreich.org 70 i+unsaved changes. Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI Q Err bitreich.org 70 i+Quit gramscii and discard any change to the current screen. Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI r Err bitreich.org 70 i+Read a file at the current cursor position. gramscii will prompt for the Err bitreich.org 70 i+name of the file to read. If the first non-blank character of the name Err bitreich.org 70 i+given is a '!', gramscii will run the command specified after '!' in a Err bitreich.org 70 i+shell, and will import its standard output. Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i+.BI R Err bitreich.org 70 i+Redraw the screen Err bitreich.org 70 i+.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i .BI u Err bitreich.org 70 i Undo the last change. gramscii supports an undo history of indefinite Err bitreich.org 70 i length. The command Err bitreich.org 70 i@@ -103,13 +135,6 @@ moves to the following change, if possible. For instance, the sequence Err bitreich.org 70 i will go back two changes, and then forward one, effectively resetting Err bitreich.org 70 i the state of the screen to what it was before the last change occurred. Err bitreich.org 70 i .TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI q Err bitreich.org 70 i-Quit gramscii, and prompt for a filename if the current screen contains Err bitreich.org 70 i-unsaved changes. Err bitreich.org 70 i-.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI Q Err bitreich.org 70 i-Quit gramscii and discard any change to the current screen. Err bitreich.org 70 i-.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i .BI w Err bitreich.org 70 i Write the current screen to a file. If the current screen has already Err bitreich.org 70 i been associated to a file, use the same filename. Otherwise, the user is Err bitreich.org 70 i@@ -119,25 +144,6 @@ prompted for a filename to save the screen to. Err bitreich.org 70 i Write the current screen to a new file. This commands acts like Err bitreich.org 70 i .B w Err bitreich.org 70 i but always prompts for a file name to use. Err bitreich.org 70 i-.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI e Err bitreich.org 70 i-Load (edit) an existing file from disk. gramscii asks the user if they Err bitreich.org 70 i-want to save the current screen (only if the screen has been modified Err bitreich.org 70 i-since the Err bitreich.org 70 i-last Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI w Err bitreich.org 70 i-command). Err bitreich.org 70 i-.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI E Err bitreich.org 70 i-Load (edit) an existing file from disk, discarding any change to the Err bitreich.org 70 i-current screen. Err bitreich.org 70 i-.TP 5m Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI N Err bitreich.org 70 i-Start a new empty screen. If the current screen has been modified since Err bitreich.org 70 i-the last Err bitreich.org 70 i-.BI w Err bitreich.org 70 i-command, gramscii will ask the user if they want to save the current Err bitreich.org 70 i-screen before creating a new one. Err bitreich.org 70 i Err bitreich.org 70 i .SS MOVEMENTS Err bitreich.org 70 i The following movement commands are available in any mode where cursor Err bitreich.org 70 .