Re: FAQ.html and MANUAL.html, was Re: fwd: Re: Re: Please review changed man-file of w3m
markus.hiereth@freenet.de wrote:
> I think, meanwhile you recieved mails concernig the ACCESSSKEY-bug.
Yes, #779092 is fixed now.
> I made preliminary translations of the manual pages and of FAQ.html,
> MANUAL.html and README.func.
>
> In MANUAL.html, You remarked in a TODO-line that default- and
> lynx-like keybinding and function description shall become one single
> section.
Ah, yes... after some digging I see my last MANUAL.html attached here
"https://lists.debian.org/debian-l10n-english/2014/12/msg00030.html";
contained an invisible comment:
<!--
TODO: reorganise this whole thing into one big table of
FUNCTIONNAME | description | default-binding | Lynxlike-binding
!-->
That still sounds like a good idea, but I can understand why it never
got implemented.
> When preparing the translations (internationalisation) with the po4a
> and translation-toolkit, I discovered differences in the descriptions
> for one single function. To get consistent descriptions, I created a
> spreadsheet file. Where we have a choice of descriptions, perpaps you
> would like decide which description is the best. See attached csv-file
I'm unlikely to get all the way through this before I run out of
time today, but here's a start:
> FUNCTION,FUNCTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION
> ,from w3mfunc-desc,from README.func,from w3mfunc-desc,from help_1,from manual_defaultkeybinding,from manual_lynxkeybinding
>
> Example for reading the table
>
> ADD_BOOKMARK the function's name
> Add current page to bookmarks description in README.func
> Add current page to bookmark description in w3m's help panel
> Bookmark current page description in MANUAL.html, Section default keybindings
> Bookmark current page description in MANUAL.html, Section default keybindings
You mean
ADD_BOOKMARK the function's name as given in w3mfunc-desc
??? no idea what this is about
Add current page to bookmarks description in README.func
??? description in w3mfunc-desc
Add current page to bookmark description in w3m's help panel
Bookmark current page description in MANUAL.html, section default keybindings
Bookmark current page description in MANUAL.html, section Lynx-like keybindings
If I ever knew what w3mfunc-desc is, I've forgotten.
In the attachment:
> FUNCTION,FUNCTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION,DESCRIPTION
> ,from w3mfunc-desc,from README.func,from w3mfunc-desc,from help_1,from manual_defaultkeybinding,from manual_lynxkeybinding
> ,,,,,,
> ABORT,,Quit w3m without confirmation,,0,0,0
(What's the difference between "" and "0"?)
The ABORT function is an alias for the EXIT function.
> ACCESSKEY,,Pop up accesskey menu,,0,0,0
An undocumented feature that was obviously never used (given that
nobody had spotted the bug) supporting a vaguely deprecated HTML
attribute. It's not mentioned in the keybindings sections because it
doesn't have a keybinding.
> ADD_BOOKMARK,,Add current page to bookmarks,,Add current page to bookmark,Bookmark current page,Bookmark current page
"Add current page to bookmarks" is grammatical, "Add current page to
bookmark" is ungrammatical, "Bookmark current page" is idiomatic.
> ALARM,,Set alarm,,Set alarm,0,0
Did we ever find out what this is supposed to do or why it's useful?
> BACK,,Back to previous buffer,,Back to previous buffer,"Go back, `popping' the buffer stack","Go back, `popping' the buffer stack"
Keybindings version is clearer for people who don't happen to be
running w3m under Emacs.
> BEGIN,,Go to the first line,,Go to the first line,Go to the first line,Go to the first line
> BOOKMARK,,View bookmarks,,0,Go to the bookmarks page,Go to the bookmarks page
Alias for VIEW_BOOKMARK, which has a built-in grammar error.
Actually "View bookmarks" would work in the keybindings sections too.
> CENTER_H,,Move to the center line,,Move to the center line,Center on cursor column,Center on cursor column
> CENTER_V,,Move to the center column,,Move to the center column,Center on cursor line,Center on cursor line
The "move to" version is confusing, and doesn't seem to describe what
happens (for a start, usually nothing detectably moves).
> CHARSET,,Change the current document charset,,Change the current document charset,0,0
No standard bindings, but okay.
> CLOSE_TAB,,Close current tab,,Close current tab,Close current tab,Close current tab
Universal agreement!
> CLOSE_TAB_MOUSE,,Close tab on mouse cursor (for mouse action),,0,0,0
Not very common.
> COMMAND,,Execute w3m command(s),,Execute w3m command(s),Invoke w3m function,Invoke w3m function
Aha! I hadn't realised it's possible to invoke more than one - they
need to be separated by semicolons. So maybe it should standardise on
"Invoke w3m function(s)".
> COOKIE,,View cookie list,,View cookie list,Show cookie jar,Show cookie jar
Keybindings version is idiomatic.
> DEFAULT_CHARSET,,Change the default document charset,,Change the default document charset,0,0
Alias for CHARSET, or maybe it was vice-versa. But why didn't I have
it on my list of synonyms?
> DEFINE_KEY,,Define a binding between a keystroke and a user command,,Define a binding between a key stroke and a user command,0,0
What's a "user" command? One that isn't in /sbin? Surely the mapping
is between a *set* of keystrokes (such as shift-1 or ctrl-a) and a w3m
*function*, like the things you can define using "keymap" in your
config-file?
If so then I would suggest calling this something simple like "Set key
binding".
> DELETE_PREVBUF,,Delete previous buffer (mainly for local-CGI),,0,0,0
Not very common.
> DICT_WORD,,Execute dictionary command (see README.dict),,Execute dictionary command (see README.dict),0,0
> DICT_WORD_AT,,Execute dictionary command for word at cursor,,Execute dictionary command for word at cursor,0,0
As far as I can see these only work if you first set up some custom
CGI thing that's not included in the Debian package.
> DISPLAY_IMAGE,,Restart loading and drawing of images,,Restart loading and drawing of images,0,0
Very similar to RELOAD, but apparently not an alias for it.
> DOWN,,Scroll down one line,,Scroll down one line,Scroll screen down one line,Scroll screen down one line
The keymap version makes it clearer that it "moves" the whole display,
not the cursor position.
> DOWNLOAD,,Save document (source) to file,,0,0,0
Alias for SAVE.
> DOWNLOAD_LIST,,Display download list panel,,Display download list panel,0,0
Seems clear enough.
> EDIT,,Edit current document,,Edit current document,Edit local source,Edit local source
The keymap version makes it clear that even if you're looking at
https://wiki.debian.org, this function will claim "Can't edit other
than local file".
> EDIT_SCREEN,,Edit currently rendered document,,Edit currently rendered document,Edit rendered copy of page,Edit rendered copy of page
The keymap version is clearer... though I'm still a bit baffled by
what it's useful for.
> END,,Go to the last line,,Go to the last line,Go to the last line,Go to the last line
Universal agreement!
> EXEC_SHELL,,Execute shell command,,Execute shell command,0,0
Alias for SHELL.
> EXIT,,Quit w3m without confirmation,,Verlasse w3m ohne Rueckfrage,Quit without confirmation,Quit without confirmation
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Oops.
> EXTERN,,Execute external browser,,Execute external browser,"Browse current document using external browser (prefix 2, 3,..., or 9 to invoke alternate configured browsers, e.g. 3 M)","Browse current document using external browser (prefix 2, 3,..., or 9 to invoke alternate configured browsers, e.g. 3 M)"
Keymap version incorporates longwinded example.
> EXTERN_LINK,,View current link using external browser,,View current link using external browser,"Browse link using external browser (prefixed as above, e.g. 3 M-M)","Browse link using external browser (prefixed as above, e.g. 3 M-M)"
Ditto.
> FRAME,,Render frames,,Render frame,Toggle rendering HTML frames,Toggle rendering HTML frames
Another number error; and the keymap versions include the fact that it
can also mean "stop rendering frames".
> GOTO,,Go to URL,,Go to URL,Open new URL,Open new URL
Keymap version makes it clearer that it doesn't mean "follow link".
> GOTO_LINE,,Go to specified line,,Go to specified line,Go to the specified line,Go to the specified line
Keymap version is just less abbreviated.
> GOTO_LINK,,Follow current link,,Go to current link,Follow hyperlink,Follow hyperlink
"Follow" is better, but either of "current link/hyperlink" works.
> GOTO_RELATIVE,,Go to relative URL,,Go to relative URL,0,0
No standard bindings, but okay.
> HELP,,View help,,View help,Show help panel,Show help panel
Mentioning that it's a "panel" is useful.
> HISTORY,,View browser history,,View history of URL,Show browsing history,Show browsing history
That's odd; Google claims that "browser history" gets twice as many
hits as "browsing history", but when I ask for the former the top hits
it shows me are for the latter.
> INFO,,View info of current document,,View info of current document,Show information about current document,Show information about current document
Keybindings version is less abbreviated.
> INTERRUPT,,Suspend w3m,,0,Interrupt,Interrupt
Alias for SUSPEND.
> INIT_MAILCAP,,Reread mailcap (mainly for local-CGI),,0,0,0
Not very common.
> ISEARCH,,Incremental search forward,,Incremental search forward,Incremental search forward,0
Near-universal agreement.
> ISEARCH_BACK,,Incremental search backward,,Incremental search backward,Incremental search backward,0
Near-universal agreement.
> LEFT,,Shift screen one column,,Shift screen one column,Shift screen one column left,Shift screen one column left
Keymap version includes an obvious detail.
> LINE_BEGIN,,Go to the beginning of line,,Go to the beginning of line,Go to the beginning of line,Go to the beginning of line
> LINE_END,,Go to the end of line,,Go to the end of line,Go to the end of line,Go to the end of line
Universal agreement.
> LINE_INFO,,Show current line number,,Show current line number,Show current position in page,Show current position in page
Keymap version is more accurate: it shows the line number, the total
number of lines, that position as a percentage, the column number,
the total number of (occupied) columns, and charset information.
> LINK_BEGIN,,Go to the first link,,Go to the first link,Move to the first hyperlink,Move to the first hyperlink
> LINK_END,,Go to the last link,,Go to the last link,Move to the last hyperlink,Move to the last hyperlink
With all this ambiguous use of "Go to", the keymap's version makes
it clearer that it's just the cursor position that changes.
> LINK_MENU,,Pop up link element menu,,Popup link element menu,0,0
Part of the point of my use of "hyperlink" elsewhere is that here,
"link element" doesn't mean hyperlinks; it means source URLs for
images/stylesheet and <link> elements, *not* hyperlinks.
> LIST,,Show all links and images,,Show all links and images,0,0
In fact this generates a page listing three categories of things:
"Links" (meaning <link>s and source URLs in the <head>), "Anchors"
(by which it means not <a> elements but hyperlinks), and "Images"
(meaning image source URLs). Oddly, it leaves out script source
URLs.
> LIST_MENU,,Pop up link list menu and go to selected link,,Popup link list menu and go to selected link,0,0
The noun is "(a) popup", but the verb is "(to) pop up".
This generates a list of hyperlinks and follows the one you select.
So it should say something more like:
Pop up hyperlink menu and follow selected link
> LOAD,,Load local file,,Load local file,Open new file,Open new file
Ideally this should include both points: that it loads a local file
rather than a remote URL and that it opens it as a new file rather
than inserting it into the current one. Probably the best answer is
Open local file
> MAIN_MENU,,Pop up menu,,Popup menu,0,0
The verb is two words: "Pop up menu".
> MARK,,Set/unset mark,,Set/unset mark,Set/unset mark,Set/unset mark
Universal agreement.
> MARK_MID,,Mark Message-ID-like strings as links,,Mark Message-ID-like strings as anchors,Mark Message-ID-like strings as links,Mark Message-ID-like strings as news anchors
Oops, one of them has still got the confusing reference to "news
anchors" (which are a kind of celebrity, not a kind of link).
> MARK_URL,,Mark URL-like strings as links,,Mark URL-like strings as anchors,Mark URL-like strings as hyperlinks,Mark URL-like strings as hyperlinks
As hyperlinks, not links, and definitely not as anchors.
> MARK_WORD,,Mark current word as link,,Mark current word as anchor,0,0
This should be "Mark current word as hyperlink". It works, I just
can't remember why on earth you'd want it.
> MENU,,Pop up menu,,0,0,0
Uh, is this an alias for MAIN_MENU?
> MENU_MOUSE,,Pop up menu at mouse cursor (for mouse action),,0,0,0
Not very common.
> MOUSE_TOGGLE,,Toggle mouse support,,Toggle activity of mouse,0,0
"Toggle mouse support".
> MOVE_DOWN,,Move cursor down (a half screen scroll at the end of screen),,Move cursor down (a half screen scroll at the end of screen),Cursor down,Cursor down
Oh, the parenthesised bit is to clarify how the near-identical
functions differ, I get it. And since the other functions don't
have keymappings the keymap version can afford to be concise.
> MOVE_DOWN1,,Move cursor down (1 line scroll at the end of screen),,Move cursor down (1 line scroll at the end of screen),0,0
(No default keymap)
> MOVE_LEFT,,Move cursor left (a half screen shift at the left edge),,Move cursor left (a half screen shift at the left edge),Cursor left,Cursor left
As for _DOWN.
> MOVE_LEFT1,,Move cursor left (1 column shift at the left edge),,Move cursor left (1 columns shift at the left edge),0,0
Ditto, but with a bonus number-error.
> MOVE_LIST_MENU,,Pop up link list menu and move cursor to selected link,,Popup link list menu and move cursor to selected link,0,0
Twin to LIST_MENU, which followed the link;
Pop up hyperlink menu and move cursor to selected link
> MOVE_MOUSE,,Move cursor to mouse cursor (for mouse action),,0,0,0
This doesn't seem to work for me, but maybe it's just that
"unclutter" has vanished my mouse cursor while I'm busy invoking the
command. Uncommon, anyway.
> MOVE_RIGHT,,Move cursor right (a half screen shift at the right edge),,Move cursor right (a half screen shift at the right edge),Cursor right,Cursor right
> MOVE_RIGHT1,,Move cursor right (1 column shift at the right edge),,Move cursor right (1 columns shift at the right edge),0,0
As for _LEFT.
> MOVE_UP,,Move cursor up (a half screen scroll at the top of screen),,Move cursor up (a half screen scroll at the top of screen),Cursor up,Cursor up
> MOVE_UP1,,Move cursor up (1 line scroll at the top of screen),,Move cursor up (1 line scrol at the top of screen),0,0
As for _DOWN with a bonus typo.
> MSGS,,Display error messages,,Display error messages,0,0
Okay.
> NEW_TAB,,Open new tab,,Open new tab,Open current page as new tab,Open current page as new tab
Keymap version gives extra detail.
> NEXT,,Move to next buffer,,Move to next buffer,0,0
"Move" seems wrong... perhaps it should be "switch", as with tabs.
> NEXT_DOWN,,Move downward to next link,,Move to next downward link,0,0
It's not a downward link.
> NEXT_LEFT,,Move left to next link,,Move to next left link,0,0
> NEXT_LEFT_UP,,Move left (or upward) to next link,,Move to next left (or upward) link,0,0
Likewise.
> NEXT_LINK,,Move to next link,,Move to next link,Move to the next hyperlink,Move to the next hyperlink
As usual the keymapping version makes it clearer.
> NEXT_MARK,,Move to next word,,Move to next word,Go to the next mark,Go to the next mark
This seems like a thinko in first two versions.
> NEXT_PAGE,,Move to next page,,Move to next page,Forward page,Forward page
This is effectively the equivalent of a graphical web browser's
"forward" button.
> NEXT_RIGHT,,Move right to next link,,Move to next right link,0,0
> NEXT_RIGHT_DOWN,,Move right (or downward) to next link,,Move to next right (or downward) link,0,0
It's not a rightward or downward link.
> NEXT_TAB,,Move to next tab,,Move to next tab,Switch to next tab,Switch to next tab
Again saying "switch" instead of "move" when it doesn't move the
cursor, scroll the displayed page, or anything like that.
> NEXT_UP,,Move upward to next link,,Move to next upward link,0,0
It's not an upward link.
> NEXT_VISITED,,Move to next visited link,,0,0,0
A less common version of NEXT_LINK.
> NEXT_WORD,,Move to next word,,Move to next word,Go to the next word,Go to the next word
This is the one NEXT_MARK was confused with.
> NOTHING,,Do nothing,,0,0,0
An alias for NULL.
> NULL,,Do nothing,,0,0,0
This is in fact the function-name I use most often in my own config,
just because I start by overriding most of the existing keymappings.
> OPTIONS,,Display option setting panel,,Option setting panel,Show options panel,Show options panel
Keymappings version is just more concise.
> PEEK,,Peek at current URL,,Peek current URL,Show current URL,Show current URL
"Peek" implies that it's only barely visible (or that it's doing
some sort of Sinclair-BASIC memory hack). Since the URL is just
displayed in the status line, say "Show".
> PEEK_IMG,,Peek at image URL,,Peek image URL,Show image URL,Show image URL
> PEEK_LINK,,Peek at link URL,,Peek link URL,Show link URL,Show link URL
Likewise.
> PIPE_BUF,,Send rendered document to pipe,,Send rendered document to pipe,0,0
> PIPE_SHELL,,Execute shell command and browse,,Execute shell command and browse,Execute shell command and browse output,Execute shell command and browse output
We never did work out what these were all about.
> PREV,,Move to previous buffer,,Move to previous buffer,0,0
Compare NEXT.
> PREV_LINK,,Move to previous link,,Move to previous link,Move to the previous hyperlink,Move to the previous link
> PREV_MARK,,Move to previous mark,,Move to previous mark,Go to the previous mark,Go to the previous mark
> PREV_PAGE,,Move to previous page,,Move to previous page,Backward page,Backward page
> PREV_TAB,,Move to previous tab,,Move to previous tab,Switch to previous tab,Switch to previous tab
> PREV_VISITED,,Move to previous visited link,,0,0,0
> PREV_WORD,,Move to previous word,,Move to previous word,Go to the previous word,Go to the previous word
Likewise.
> PRINT,,Save buffer to file,,0,0,0
An oddly named alias for SAVE_SCREEN.
> QUIT,,Quit w3m,,Quit w3m,Quit (with confirmation dialog),Quit (with confirmation dialog)
Compare ABORT/EXIT.
> READ_SHELL,,Execute shell command and load,,Execute shell command and load,Execute shell command and view output,Execute shell command and view output
"Load" is unclear.
> REDO,,Cancel the last undo,,Cancel the last undo,0,0
Intelligible enough, but since UNDO itself has no default mapping
it's rather uncommon.
> REDRAW,,Redraw screen,,Redraw screen,Redraw screen,Redraw screen
Universal agreement.
> REG_MARK,,Set mark using regexp,,Set mark using regexp,Mark all occurrences of a regular expression,Mark all occurrences of a regular expression
Keymap version is longer but clearer.
> REINIT,,Reload configuration files,,Reload configuration files,0,0
That's clear enough.
> RELOAD,,Reload buffer,,Reload buffer,Reload,Reload
Mentioning buffers seems pointless.
> RESHAPE ,,Re-render buffer,,Re-render buffer,0,0
This sounds as if it's meant as a special RELOAD/REDRAW for when
you've maximised the window, except that as far as I can see that's
completely unnecessary. No idea.
> RIGHT,,Shift screen one column right,,Shift screen one column right,Shift screen one column right,Shift screen one column right
Unlike the LEFT version this one already consistently mentions the
direction.
> SAVE,,Save document (source) to file,,Save document source to file,Save source,Save source
The keymapping version may be designed to be clear when listed
alongside SAVE_SCREEN...
> SAVE_IMAGE,,Save image to file,,Save image to file,Save inline image to file,Save inline image to file
The keymapping version adds a detail (not that modern web users
expect to have to click to a separate URL to view an image!)
> SAVE_LINK,,Save link to file,,Save link to file,Save link to file,Save link to file
I suppose for consistency this could be "hyperlink"...
> SAVE_SCREEN,,Save buffer to file,,Save rendered document to file,Save rendered copy of page,Save rendered copy of page
"Save buffer" is a thoroughly unclear way to put it.
> SEARCH,,Search forward,,0,Search forward,Search forward
Why is that middle version missing?
> SEARCH_BACK,,Search backward,,Search backward,Search backward,0
Reverse of SEARCH.
> SEARCH_FORE,,Search forward,,Search forward,0,0
Alias for SEARCH.
> SEARCH_NEXT,,Search next regexp,,Search next regexp,Next match,Next match
> SEARCH_PREV,,Search previous regexp,,Search previous regexp,Previous match,0
"Next/previous regexp" makes it sound as if it's looking for strings
like "_[a-z]{3}_" instead of things that match them.
> SELECT,,Go to buffer selection panel,,Go to buffer selection panel,0,0
For consistency with the following it might be better to say
something like "Go to buffer-stack panel"
> SELECT_MENU,,Pop up buffer selection menu,,Popup buffer selection menu,Show buffer-stack menu,Show buffer-stack menu
The keymapping version is again intended to be clearer for people
who don't happen to be running w3m under Emacs.
> SETENV,,Set environment variable,,Set environment variable,0,0
> SET_OPTION,,Set option,,Set option,0,0
> SHELL,,Execute shell command,,0,Execute shell command,Execute shell command
Clear enough.
> SHIFT_LEFT,,Shift screen left,,Shift screen left,Shift screen left,Shift screen left
> SHIFT_RIGHT,,Shift screen right,,Shift screen right,Shift screen right,Shift screen right
Universal agreement.
> SOURCE,,View HTML source,,0,0,0
An alias for VIEW.
> STOP_IMAGE,,Stop loading and drawing of images,,Stop loading and drawing of images,0,0
> SUBMIT,,Submit form,,Submit form,0,0
Clear enough.
> SUSPEND ,,Suspend w3m,,Stop loading document,Suspend w3m,Suspend w3m
The middle one there is just wrong.
> TAB_GOTO,,Open URL on new tab,,Open URL on new tab,0,0
> TAB_GOTO_RELATIVE,,Open relative URL on new tab,,Open relative URL on new tab,0,0
TAB_FOO versions of the plain FOO functions.
> TAB_LEFT,,Move current tab left,,Move current tab left,0,0
This actually moves the tab along the tab bar, which is one of the
reasons for avoiding the word "move" for other meanings.
> TAB_LINK,,Open current link on new tab,,Open current link on new tab,Open link as new tab,Open link as new tab
Oh, there isn't a plain LINK function; it's like GOTO_LINK.
> TAB_MENU,,Pop up tab selection menu,,Popup tab selection menu,Show tab menu,Show tab menu
"Pop up" works as well as "Show"; just don't make it "popup".
> TAB_MOUSE,,Move to tab on mouse cursor (for mouse action),,0,0,0
A rare one.
> TAB_RIGHT,,Move current tab right,,Move current tab right,0,0
Like _LEFT.
> UNDO,,Cancel the last cursor movement,,Cancel the last cursor movement,0,0
Clear enough.
> UP,,Scroll up one line,,Scroll up one line,Scroll screen up one line,Scroll screen up one line
Compare DOWN.
> VERSION,,Display version of w3m,,Display version of w3m,0,0
Clear enough.
> VIEW,,View HTML source,,View HTML source,Toggle viewing as text or rendered HTML,Toggle viewing as text or rendered HTML
You can use this while you're looking at some sort of obscure XML to
get it turned into a quasi-HTML page, so the "toggle" version is
more accurate.
> VIEW_BOOKMARK,,View bookmarks,,0,0,0
Built-in number agreement error.
> VIEW_IMAGE,,View image,,View image,View inline image,View inline image
The keymapping version makes it clear that it doesn't mean "spawn an
image-viewer".
> WHEREIS,,Search forward,,0,0,0
A third alias for SEARCH.
> WRAP_TOGGLE,,Toggle search wrap mode,,Toggle wrap search mode,Toggle wrapping mode in searches,Toggle wrapping mode in searches
"Search wrap mode" is hard to follow.
Sorry, out of time!
> ,,,,,,
> ,BUF:DELETE,,Delete current buffer,Delete current buffer,Delete current item,
> ,BUF:GO,,Go to the selected buffer,Go to the selected buffer,Go to the selected item,
> ,BUF:NEXT,,Select next buffer,Select next buffer,Select next item,
> ,BUF:PREV,,Select previous buffer,Select previous buffer,Select previous item,
> , ,,,,,
> ,LINEEDIT:ACCEPT,,Accept,Accept,Accept,
> ,LINEEDIT:BACK,,Move cursor backward,Move cursor backward,Move cursor backward,
> ,LINEEDIT:BOTTOM,,Move to the bottom of line,Move to the bottom of line,Move to the end of line,
> ,LINEEDIT:BS,,Delete previous character,Delete previous character,Delete previous character,
> ,LINEEDIT:COMPLETE,,Complete filename,Complete filename,Try to complete filename,
> ,LINEEDIT:DEL,,Delete current character,Delete current character,Delete current character,
> ,LINEEDIT:EDITOR,,Edit with external editor,Edit with external editor,Move cursor forward,
> ,LINEEDIT:FORWARD,,Move cursor forward,Move cursor forward,Move cursor forward,
> ,LINEEDIT:KILL_AFTER,,Kill everything after cursor,Kill everything after cursor,Kill everything after cursor,
> ,LINEEDIT:KILL_BEFORE,,Kill everything before cursor,Kill everything before cursor,Kill everything before cursor,
> ,LINEEDIT:NEXT,,Fetch the next string from the history list,Fetch the next string from the history list,Fetch the next string from the history list,
> ,LINEEDIT:PREV,,Fetch the previous string from the history list,Fetch the previous string from the history list,Fetch the previous string from the history list,
> ,LINEEDIT:TOP,,Move to the top of line,Move to the top of line,Move to the beginning of line,
> , ,,,,,
> ,MENU:CANCEL,,Back,Back,,
> ,MENU:CLOSE,,Close menu,Close menu,,
> ,MENU:DOWN,,Move to next item,Move to next item,,
> ,MENU:LAST,,Go to last item,Go to last item,,
> ,MENU:LINE_DOWN,,Scroll down one item,Scroll down one item,,
> ,MENU:LINE_UP,,Scroll up one item,Scroll up one item,,
> ,MENU:NEXT,,Go to next page,Go to next page,,
> ,MENU:PREV,,Go to previous page,Go to previous page,,
> ,MENU:SEARCH_BACK,,Search backward,Search backward,,
> ,MENU:SEARCH_FORE,,Search foreward,Search foreward,,
> ,MENU:SEARCH_NEXT,,Search next regexp,Search next regexp,,
> ,MENU:SEARCH_PREV,,Search previous regexp,Search previous regexp,,
> ,MENU:SELECT,,Select item,Select item,,
> ,MENU:SUSPEND,,Suspend,Suspend,,
> ,MENU:TOP,,Go to top item,Go to top item,,
> ,MENU:UP,,Move to previous item,Move to previous item,,
> , ,,,,,
> ,Bookmark operation,,Bookmark operation,Bookmark operation,Bookmark management,
> ,Buffer operation,,Buffer operation,Buffer operation,0,
> ,Buffer selection mode,,Buffer selection mode,Buffer selection mode,0,
> ,Dictionary look-up,,Dictionary look-up,Dictionary look-up,0,
> ,File/Stream operation,,File/Stream operation,File/Stream operation,File/stream operation,
> ,Hyperlink operation,,Hyperlink operation,Hyperlink operation,Hyperlink operation,
> ,Line-editing mode,,Line-editing mode,Line-edit mode,Line-editing mode,
> ,Mark operation,,Mark operation,Mark operation,Mark management,
> ,Miscellany,,Miscellany,Miscellany,Miscellany,
> ,Page/Cursor motion,,Page/Cursor motion,Page/Cursor motion,0,
> ,Pop up menu,,Pop up menu,Popup menu,0,
> ,Search,,Search,Search,Search,
> ,Show keymap file,,Show keymap file,Show keymap file,0,
> ,Tab operation,,Tab operation,Tab operation,0,
> ,User defined keymaps,,User defined keymaps,User defined keymaps,0,
> ,,,,,Menu selection mode,
> ,,,,,Buffer/tab navigation,
> ,,,,,Content operations,
> ,,,,,In-page navigation,
> ,,,,,Lynx-like key bindings,
--
JBR with qualifications in linguistics, experience as a Debian
sysadmin, and probably no clue about this particular package
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