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The Function Keys within the Recital user interface have specific actions in the screen forms and in the Recital Terminal Developer Development Tools. Each Function Key also has a matching ’alternate key’, which is a combination of the Control key and a letter. | The Function Keys within the Recital user interface have specific actions in the screen forms and in the Recital Terminal Developer Development Tools. Each Function Key also has a matching ’alternate key’, which is a combination of the Control key and a letter. | ||
| − | In the Recital Terminal Developer Development Tools, a Key Help Panel appears at the top of the screen, listing the key to use for functions within that Work Surface. Press the [TAB] key to display the Key Help Panel if it is not displayed. The keys and their labels are taken from the Terminal Definition file; section 5 entries 114 to 139. | + | In the Recital Terminal Developer Development Tools, a Key Help Panel appears at the top of the screen, listing the key to use for functions within that Work Surface. Press the [TAB] key to display the Key Help Panel if it is not displayed. The keys and their labels are taken from the [[Terminal Definition Files|Terminal Definition file]]; section 5 entries 114 to 139. |
The caret ^ in the alternate key sequence indicates that the [Ctrl] control key and the key that follows should be pressed simultaneously. | The caret ^ in the alternate key sequence indicates that the [Ctrl] control key and the key that follows should be pressed simultaneously. | ||
Revision as of 13:19, 25 March 2009
The Function Keys within the Recital user interface have specific actions in the screen forms and in the Recital Terminal Developer Development Tools. Each Function Key also has a matching ’alternate key’, which is a combination of the Control key and a letter.
In the Recital Terminal Developer Development Tools, a Key Help Panel appears at the top of the screen, listing the key to use for functions within that Work Surface. Press the [TAB] key to display the Key Help Panel if it is not displayed. The keys and their labels are taken from the Terminal Definition file; section 5 entries 114 to 139.
The caret ^ in the alternate key sequence indicates that the [Ctrl] control key and the key that follows should be pressed simultaneously.
| Name | VT Keyboard | PC Keyboard | Alternate |
|---|---|---|---|
| HELP | Help | F1 | ^C |
| ABANDON | F11 | F11 / Esc | ^G |
| EXIT/SAVE | F20 | End | ^W |
| MENUBAR | Do | Home | / |
| NEXT RECORD/PAGE DOWN | Next | PgDn | ^N |
| PREVIOUS RECORD/PAGE UP | Prev | PgUp | ^R |
| FIND | Find | F9 | ^K |
| FIND NEXT | Select | F10 | ^L |
| DELETE RECORD | F19 | F5 | ^U |
| DELETE CHAR | F12 | Del | ^H |
| DELETE FIELD | Remove | F8 | ^Y |
| TAB | Tab | Tab | ^I |
| PAN RIGHT | F9 | F7 | ^B |
| PAN LEFT | F10 | F6 | ^Z |
| UPDATE MODE | F17 | F4 | ^T |
| REFRESH | F18 | F12 | ^D |
| CARRY MODE (APPEND) | F17 | F4 | ^T |
| INSERT | Insert | Ins | ^V |
| WORD LEFT | F13 | F2 | ^A |
| WORD RIGHT | F14 | F3 | ^F |
