keyboard.hlp

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{* 05apr2005}{...}
{cmd:help keyboard}
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{title:Title}

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{hi:[U] 10 Keyboard use} {hline 2} Keyboard
use and line editing (Unix console){p_end}


{title:Description}

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Some key combinations have a special meaning to Stata.  {hi:Break}, for
instance, tells Stata to stop what it is doing and return control to the
keyboard.  On most Unix computers, {hi:Break} is obtained by holding down
{hi:Ctrl} and pressing {hi:C}.

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Other key combinations are used to provide a shorthand alternative to
typing certain commands and to edit previous lines.  These are described in
{hi:[U] 10 Keyboard use}.  Since Stata is supported on many computers and
keyboards have slight differences across computers, we have made up new names
for Stata's editing keys.  They have names like {hi:Rgt}, {hi:Lft},
{hi:PrevLine}, etc.  -- names which do not appear on your keyboard.  The
diagram below shows the location of these keys.  See {hi:[U] 10 Keyboard use}
for a description of what they do.


{title:Stata keyboard map}

							   Not all keyboards
							    have these keys
  {c TLC}{hline 53}{c TT}{hline 20}{c TRC}
  {c |}                                             {cmd:Lft}     {c |}              {cmd:Brk}   {c |}
  {c |}                                          Backspace  {c |}             Break  {c |}
  {c |}                                                     {c |}                    {c |}
  {c |}     {cmd:Seek  Ins  Prev          Kill  Tab  Up   End}    {c |}  {cmd:Hme   Up   Prev}   {c |}
  {c |}  Q    W    E    R    T    Y    U    I    O    P     {c |}   7     8     9    {c |}
  {c |}                                                     {c |}                    {c |}
  {c |}             {cmd:Del      Btab  Lft       Hme  Rgt}       {c |}  {cmd:Lft         Rgt}   {c |}
  {c |}    A    S    D    F    G    H    J    K    L        {c |}   4     5     6    {c |}
  {c |}                                                     {c |}                    {c |}
  {c |}         {cmd:Hack Brk       Next  Dn}                     {c |}   {cmd:End  Dn   Next}   {c |}
  {c |}     Z    X    C    V    B    N    M    ,     .      {c |}    1    2     3    {c |}
  {c |}                                                     {c |}                    {c |}
  {c |}                                                     {c |}      {cmd:Ins     Dbs}   {c |}
  {c |}                                                     {c |}       0       .    {c |}
  {c BLC}{hline 53}{c BT}{hline 20}{c BRC}


{title:Default F-key definitions}

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If your keyboard has function keys, pressing them is equivalent to typing

      F-key{col 16}Equivalent to typing...{col 60}See
      {hline 67}
      F1{col 16}{cmd:help}{col 26}and pressing the spacebar{col 60}{helpb help}
      F2{col 16}{cmd:#review}{col 26}and pressing Enter{col 60}{helpb #review}
      F3{col 16}{cmd:describe}{col 26}and pressing Enter{col 60}{helpb describe}
      F7{col 16}{cmd:save}{col 26}and pressing the spacebar{col 60}{helpb save}
      F8{col 16}{cmd:use}{col 26}and pressing the spacebar{col 60}{helpb save}

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(Under Unix, these keys will work only if they are properly mapped in your
termcap or terminfo entry.)


{title:Also see}

{psee}
Manual:  {bf:[U] 10 Keyboard use}

{psee}
Online:  {helpb #review}
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