/contrib/tcsh/nls/ukrainian/set3

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  1. $ $tcsh: set3,v 1.4 2006/03/02 18:46:48 christos Exp $
  2. $ Editor function descriptions
  3. $set 3
  4. 1 Move back a character
  5. 2 Delete the character behind cursor
  6. 3 Cut from beginning of current word to cursor - saved in cut buffer
  7. 4 Cut from beginning of line to cursor - save in cut buffer
  8. 5 Move to beginning of current word
  9. 6 Move to beginning of line
  10. 7 Capitalize the characters from cursor to end of current word
  11. 8 Vi change case of character under cursor and advance one character
  12. 9 Vi change to end of line
  13. 10 Clear screen leaving current line on top
  14. 11 Complete current word
  15. 12 Tab forward through files
  16. 13 Tab backward through files
  17. 14 Complete current word ignoring programmable completions
  18. 15 Copy current word to cursor
  19. 16 Copy area between mark and cursor to cut buffer
  20. 17 Expand to preceding word for which this is a prefix
  21. 18 Delete character under cursor
  22. 19 Delete character under cursor or signal end of file on an empty line
  23. 20 Delete character under cursor or list completions if at end of line
  24. 21 Delete character under cursor, list completions or signal end of file
  25. 22 Cut from cursor to end of current word - save in cut buffer
  26. 23 Adds to argument if started or enters digit
  27. 24 Digit that starts argument
  28. 25 Move to next history line
  29. 26 Lowercase the characters from cursor to end of current word
  30. 27 Indicate end of file
  31. 28 Move cursor to end of line
  32. 29 Exchange the cursor and mark
  33. 30 Expand file name wildcards
  34. 31 Expand history escapes
  35. 32 Expand the history escapes in a line
  36. 33 Expand variables
  37. 34 Move forward one character
  38. 35 Move forward to end of current word
  39. 36 Exchange the two characters before the cursor
  40. 37 Search in history backward for line beginning as current
  41. 38 Search in history forward for line beginning as current
  42. 39 Insert last item of previous command
  43. 40 Incremental search forward
  44. 41 Incremental search backward
  45. 42 Clear line
  46. 43 Cut to end of line and save in cut buffer
  47. 44 Cut area between mark and cursor and save in cut buffer
  48. 45 Cut the entire line and save in cut buffer
  49. 46 List choices for completion
  50. 47 List choices for completion overriding programmable completion
  51. 48 List file name wildcard matches
  52. 49 List choices for completion or indicate end of file if empty line
  53. 50 Display load average and current process status
  54. 51 Expand history escapes and insert a space
  55. 52 Execute command
  56. 53 Expand pathnames, eliminating leading .'s and ..'s
  57. 54 Expand commands to the resulting pathname or alias
  58. 55 Switch from insert to overwrite mode or vice versa
  59. 56 Add 8th bit to next character typed
  60. 57 Add the next character typed to the line verbatim
  61. 58 Redisplay everything
  62. 59 Restart stopped editor
  63. 60 Look for help on current command
  64. 61 This character is added to the line
  65. 62 This character is the first in a character sequence
  66. 63 Set the mark at cursor
  67. 64 Correct the spelling of current word
  68. 65 Correct the spelling of entire line
  69. 66 Send character to tty in cooked mode
  70. 67 Toggle between literal and lexical current history line
  71. 68 Exchange the character to the left of the cursor with the one under
  72. 69 Exchange the two characters before the cursor
  73. 70 Tty delayed suspend character
  74. 71 Tty flush output character
  75. 72 Tty interrupt character
  76. 73 Tty quit character
  77. 74 Tty suspend character
  78. 75 Tty allow output character
  79. 76 Tty disallow output character
  80. 77 Indicates unbound character
  81. 78 Emacs universal argument (argument times 4)
  82. 79 Move to previous history line
  83. 80 Uppercase the characters from cursor to end of current word
  84. 81 Vi goto the beginning of next word
  85. 82 Vi enter insert mode after the cursor
  86. 83 Vi enter insert mode at end of line
  87. 84 Vi change case of character under cursor and advance one character
  88. 85 Vi change prefix command
  89. 86 Vi change to end of line
  90. 87 Enter vi command mode (use alternative key bindings)
  91. 88 Vi command mode complete current word
  92. 89 Vi move to previous character (backspace)
  93. 90 Vi delete prefix command
  94. 91 Vi move to the end of the current space delimited word
  95. 92 Vi move to the end of the current word
  96. 93 Vi move to the character specified backward
  97. 94 Vi move to the character specified forward
  98. 95 Vi move up to the character specified backward
  99. 96 Vi move up to the character specified forward
  100. 97 Enter vi insert mode
  101. 98 Enter vi insert mode at beginning of line
  102. 99 Vi repeat current character search in the same search direction
  103. 100 Vi repeat current character search in the opposite search direction
  104. 101 Vi repeat current search in the same search direction
  105. 102 Vi repeat current search in the opposite search direction
  106. 103 Vi replace character under the cursor with the next character typed
  107. 104 Vi replace mode
  108. 105 Vi search history backward
  109. 106 Vi search history forward
  110. 107 Vi replace character under the cursor and enter insert mode
  111. 108 Vi replace entire line
  112. 109 Vi move to the previous word
  113. 110 Vi move to the next word
  114. 111 Vi undo last change
  115. 112 Vi goto the beginning of line
  116. 113 Perform which of current command
  117. 114 Paste cut buffer at cursor position
  118. 115 Replace just-yanked text with yank from earlier kill
  119. 116 (WIN32 only) Copy cut buffer to system clipboard
  120. 117 (WIN32 only) Paste clipboard buffer at cursor position
  121. 118 (WIN32 only) Convert each '/' in next word to '\\\\'
  122. 119 (WIN32 only) Convert each '/' in previous word to '\\\\'
  123. 120 (WIN32 only) Page visible console window up
  124. 121 (WIN32 only) Page visible console window down