man1: document mouse keystrokes in acme, sam, 9term
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A typical use of this feature is to tell the editor to find the source of an error
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by plumbing the file and line information in a compiler's diagnostic.
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.PP
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For systems without a three-button mouse, the keyboard modifier
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keys can be used to modify the effect of the main mouse button.
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On Unix systems, the Control key changes the main button to button 2,
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and the Alt key changes it to button 3.
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On Mac systems, the Option key changes the main button to button 2,
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and the Command key changes it to button 3.
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Also on Mac systems, the usual keyboard shortcuts
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Command-C, -V, and -X invoke
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copy, paste, and cut,
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as in other programs.
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.PP
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Each
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.I 9term
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listens for connections on a Unix socket.
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.B $acmeaddr
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is created that holds, in the form interpreted by button 3,
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the fully-qualified address of the extra argument.
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.SS "Simulated buttons
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For systems without a three-button mouse, the keyboard modifier
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keys can be used to modify the effect of the main mouse button.
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On Unix systems, the Control key changes the main button to button 2,
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and the Alt key changes it to button 3.
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On Mac systems, the Option key changes the main button to button 2,
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and the Command key changes it to button 3.
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Pressing the key after the button is held down adds the button to form
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a chord, so that for example on Macs selecting text with the trackpad
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button and then typing Option without letting go of the button will
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cause a 1-2 chord, cutting the selection.
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On Mac systems, the usual keyboard shortcuts
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Command-C, -V, -X, and -Z invoke
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copy, paste, cut, and undo,
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and Command-Shift-Z invokes redo,
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as in other programs.
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Especially on Mac laptops, these keyboard shortcuts are
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typically much less awkward than the equivalent chords.
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.SS "Support programs
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.I Win
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creates a new
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Saves the sent text in the snarf buffer.
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(Command window only.)
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.PD
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.SS Simulated buttons
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For systems without a three-button mouse, the keyboard modifier
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keys can be used to modify the effect of the main mouse button.
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On Unix systems, the Control key changes the main button to button 2,
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and the Alt key changes it to button 3.
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On Mac systems, the Option key changes the main button to button 2,
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and the Command key changes it to button 3.
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Also on Mac systems, the usual keyboard shortcuts
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Command-C, -V, and -X invoke
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copy, paste, and cut,
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as in other programs.
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.SS External communication
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.I Sam
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listens to the
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