ckey(7)
NAME
ckey - The standard definition of each function key in
cWnn system.
DESCRIPTION
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| Function | Other | Description | Function | Function |
| Keys | Keys | | In Input | In Input |
| | | | State | State |
| (a) | (b) | (c) | (d) | (e) |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^\ |To toggle input| Similar to | Similar |
| | | mode ON/OFF | (c) | to (c) |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| PF1 | - | To toggle | To Toggle | Similar |
| | | phonetic input| among input| to (d) |
| | | mode | methods | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| PF2 | - | To toggle | To toggle | Similar |
| | | encoded input | among input| to (d) |
| | | mode | methods | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| PF3 | - | To toggle | To toggle | Similar |
| | | ASCII | among | to (d) |
| | | character | different | |
| | | input mode | ASCII | |
| | | | character | |
| | | | input | |
| | | | methods | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| PF4 | - | Toggle other | To toggle | Similar |
| | | input mode | among | to (d) |
| | |(only in Pinyin| different | |
| | | centred input | input | |
| | | environment) | methods | |
| | | + | + | |
| | | Toggle the | Similar to | |
| | | environment | (c) | |
| | | operation | | |
| | | functions | | |
| | |(same as PF6) | | |
| | |(only in Zhuyin| | |
| | | centred input | | |
| | | environment & | | |
| | |Combined Pinyin| | |
| | | & Zhuyin input| | |
| | | environment | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| PF5 | - | To select the | Similar to | Similar |
| | | different | (c) | to (c) |
| | | input keys | | |
| | | allocations | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| PF6 | - | To toggle the | To select | Similar |
| | | environment | among the | to (d) |
| | | operations | different | |
| | | | environment| |
| | | | operation | |
| | | | functions | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^G | To quit the | Similar to | Similar |
| | | environment | (c) | to (c) |
| | | operation | | |
| | | functions | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
|Conversion| ^W | To perform | Similar to | Similar |
| key | | Hanzi | (c) | to (d) |
| | | conversion | + | |
| | | | To list out| |
| | | | possible | |
| | | | candidates | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
|Conversion| - | To extract a | - | Similar |
| key | | candidate from| | to (c) |
| | | the candidate | | |
| | | list | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^Z | To treat the | Similar to | Similar |
| | | input string | (c) | to (d) |
| | | as a phrase & | + | |
| | | perform phrase| To list out| |
| | | conversion | possible | |
| | | | phrase | |
| | | | candidates | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Confirm | ^L | To confirm the| Similar to | Similar |
| key | | conversion | (c) | to (d) |
| | | result | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Confirm | - | To extract a | - | Similar |
| key | | candidate | | to (c) |
| | | from the | | |
| | | candidate list| | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Right | ^F | To move cursor| To move the| Similar |
| arrow | | one position | cursor one | to (d) |
| key | | to the right | unit to the| + |
| | | during input | right | To move |
| | | state, edit | | to the |
| | | state, & when | | next |
| | | using PF6 | | candidate|
| | | functions | | on the |
| | | | | right |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Left | ^B | To move cursor| To move the| Similar |
| arrow | | one position | cursor one | to (d) |
| key | | to the left | unit to the| + |
| | | during input | left | To move |
| | | state, edit | | to the |
| | | state, & when | | next |
| | | using PF6 | | candidate|
| | | functions | | on the |
| | | | | left |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Up | ^P | To move to the| Similar to | Similar |
| arrow | | previous menu | (c) | to (c) |
| key | | or previous | + | + |
| | | set of | To recall | To obtain|
| | | candidates. | the | the |
| | | Also apply | previous | previous |
| | | when using | input | single |
| | | functions in | | candidate|
| | | PF6 | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Down | ^N | To move to the| Similar to | Similar |
| arrow | | next menu or | (c) | to (c) |
| key | | the next set | + | + |
| | | of candidates.| To recall | To obtain|
| | | Also apply | the | the |
| | | when using | next input | next |
| | | functions in | | single |
| | | PF6 | | candidate|
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^D | To delete an | Similar to | Similar |
| | | input unit | (c) | to (d) |
| | | + | | |
| | | Delete a word | | |
| | | or character, | | |
| | | or dictionary | | |
| | | in the | | |
| | | environment | | |
| | | operations PF6| | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| Backspace| - | To delete an | Similar to | Similar |
| key | | input | (c) | to (c) |
| | | character | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^E | Move cursor to| Move cursor| Move the |
| | | the last input| to the last| cursor to|
| | | unit (end) or | unit of the| the last |
| | | to the last | user input | candidate|
| | | candidate of | string | in the |
| | | the list. | | current |
| | | Also apply | | set of |
| | | when using | | candidate|
| | | functions in | | |
| | | PF6 | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^A | Move cursor to| Move cursor| Move the |
| | | the first | to the | cursor to|
| | | unit | first unit | the last |
| | | (beginning) or| of the user| candidate|
| | | to the first | input | in the |
| | | candidate of | string | current |
| | | of the list | | set of |
| | | Also apply | | candidate|
| | | when using | | |
| | | functions in | | |
| | | PF6 | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^K | To undo a | To delete | Similar |
| | | conversion | an input | to (d) |
| | | from the | string from| + |
| | | cursor | the cursor | Similar |
| | | position to | position to| to (c) |
| | | the end of the| the end of | If press |
| | | input string | the input | twice, |
| | |(if press once)| string | will |
| | | |(press once)| cancel |
| | | | | the whole|
| | | | | converted|
| | | | | Hanzi |
| | | | | string |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^I | To shorten the| - | Separate |
| | | length of a | | a word |
| | | word phrase by| | into |
| | | one character | |individual|
| | | | |characters|
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^O | To extend the | - | Join the |
| | | length of a | |characters|
| | | word phrase by| | into one |
| | | one character | | word |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^G | To extract a | - | Similar |
| | | candidate from| | to (c) |
| | | the candidate | | |
| | | list | | |
|----------+-------+---------------+------------+----------|
| - | ^C | To perform | - | Re-enter |
| | | reverse | | into the |
| | | conversion | | input or |
| | | | | insert |
| | | | | mode |
| | | | | (if press|
| | | | | once ) |
| | | | | + |
| | | | | Perform |
| | | | | reverse |
| | | | |conversion|
| | | | | (if press|
| | | | | twice ) |
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13 May 1992 CKEY(7)
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