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The Genterm terminal



The genterm-terminal is very similar to the xterm-terminal. The genterm-terminal have some extra features which are missing in the xterm-terminal:



Background menu:

Following popup-menu will appear if mouse button #3 is pressed:

Explanation Mouse button
cd cd [dir] Go to [dir] [Shift+Btn 1]
cd .. Go to parent directory [Ctrl+Shift+Btn 1]
cd - Go to previous directory
cd $HOME Go to home directory
genterm [dir] Open a new genterm window in [dir] [Alt+Ctrl+Shift+Btn 1]
pwd Print working directory
fdir [string] Find directory containing [string]
open op [file] open [file] for editing [Shift+Btn 3]
genrun [file] Execute [file] in associated program [Ctrl+Shift+Btn 3]
genasso [file] Show program associated with [file] [Alt+Ctrl+Shift+Btn 3]
genhistory [string] Show previous commands containing [string]
pri -pmode [file] print portrait mode
pri -pmode [file] print landscape mode
pri -help print help
li li List current directory [Shift+Btn 2]
li [string] List files containing [string] [Ctrl+Shift+Btn 2]
li --all [string] List files in all subdirectories
ll [string] List long format [Alt+Ctrl+Shift+Btn 2]
lnew [string] List files in time order
li -a [string] List hidden files
li -R [string] List directories recursively
ldir List directorys only
locate [string] Find file in your system
copy copy [file] Copy file
move [file] Rename file
delete [string] Delete file(s) containing [string]
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Mouse button commands:
No modifier Shift Ctrl Shift Alt Ctrl Shift
Mouse Btn 1 Initiate text selection cd "selected text" cd .. opterm "selected text"
Mouse Btn 2 Drop text selection li li "selected text" li -l "selected text"
Mouse Btn 3 Change text selection op "selected text" genrun "selected text" genasso "selected text"



The F-keys
No modifier Shift Ctrl Shift Alt Ctrl Shift
F1 Initiate text selection cd "selected text" cd .. opterm "selected text" (Same as mouse button #1)
F2 Drop text selection li li "selected text" li -l "selected text" (Same as mouse button #2)
F3 Change text selection op "selected text" genrun "selected text" genasso "selected text" (Same as mouse button #3)
F4 Close window      
F5 lnew --all -10 lnew --all -25 lnew -10 "selected text" lnew -25 "selected text"
F6 history genhistory    



Scrolling the genterm-window
The window can be scrolled by pressing the mouse button #2 on the scrollbar to the left.
If the cursor is placed over the scrollbar the window can be scrolled by using the following keys:
Home Scroll to top of window
End Scroll to bottom of window
PgUp Scroll up one page
PgDown Scroll down one page
Shift Up Scroll up one line
Shift Down Scroll down one line



Searching in command history

All commands given at the command line prompt are stored in a stack. All previous commands will be listed if the command history is given. The user can search for a previous given command if he/she presses the ctrl+R key In order to break the (reverse-i-search) and start from the beginning again, press the ctrl+C key.