Show Key Assignment [ HP EDIT Reference Manual ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
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Show Key Assignment
Purpose
Shows the command to which a single key or prefixed key is assigned.
Default Syntax
None
This command does not have a default key assignment. You can either
assign a key to the command using the Assign Key command or issue the
command using Execute Editor Command.
Description
This command shows the command to which a single key or a prefixed key is
currently assigned. The specified key can be either a default key or a
key that has been reassigned with the Assign Key command.
When you execute the command, HP EDIT prompts you for the key that you
want to display and asks you whether the Meta key prefixes the key. HP
EDIT responds by displaying the assigned key and its current command on
the message line.
Procedure
To show an assigned key and its associated command:
1. Issue Execute Editor Command (E). HP EDIT displays the prompt
Command: on the message line.
2. Type show key assignment and press Return. HP EDIT displays the
prompt Show which key? on the message line.
3. Press the key for which you want to show the associated command.
HP EDIT displays the prompt Is key prefixed by Meta? on the
message line.
4. Press either the y key (yes for prefixed) or the n key (no for
non-prefixed). If you press the y key, HP EDIT displays
Meta-X:Command Name on the message line, where X represents the
prefixed assigned key specified in Step 3. If you press the n
key, HP EDIT displays the message X:Command Name, where X
represents the assigned key specified in Step 3.
Example
To show the command to which the b key is assigned:
1. Issue Execute Editor Command (E). HP EDIT displays the following
prompt on the message line:
Command: _
2. Type show key assignment and press Return. HP EDIT displays the
following prompt on the message line:
Show which key? _
3. Press the b key. HP EDIT displays the following prompt on the
message line:
Is key prefixed by Meta? _
4. Press the n key. HP EDIT returns the cursor to its previous
position in the file and displays the following message on the
message line:
b:Back Word
Related Commands
Assign Key
Insert All Key Assignments
Reset All Key Assignments
Reset Key Assignment
Show All Key Assignments
Show Reassigned Keys
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