Reference · Panelith 0.1.0 · plain HTML edition; the interactive edition has search and live examples
Hotkey names
What a hotkey= may say. A hotkey names the key only; the app's hotkey_modifiers (alt+shift by default) are implied, and ctrl+ may be added.
Keys#
A single letter ("g") or digit ("7"), or one of the names below. Letters are matched by physical key (KeyG), so the chord is the same whatever shift does to the glyph.
| Write | Key |
|---|---|
'\\' |
Backslash |
'-' |
Minus |
'=' |
Equal |
'[' |
BracketLeft |
']' |
BracketRight |
';' |
Semicolon |
"'" |
Quote |
',' |
Comma |
'.' |
Period |
'/' |
Slash |
''` |
Backquote |
' ' |
Space (shown as space) |
'space' |
Space (shown as space) |
'enter' |
Enter (shown as ↵) |
'return' |
Enter (shown as ↵) |
'tab' |
Tab |
'esc' |
Escape |
'escape' |
Escape |
'backspace' |
Backspace |
'delete' |
Delete |
'up' |
ArrowUp (shown as ↑) |
'down' |
ArrowDown (shown as ↓) |
'left' |
ArrowLeft (shown as ←) |
'right' |
ArrowRight (shown as →) |
Rules#
ctrl+adds the control layer:"ctrl+]".- The app's own modifiers are implied and ignored if written:
"alt+shift+g"means"g". alt+[andalt+](the namespace minus shift) always cycle sub-tabs.- The help overlay prints each hotkey as
alt + shift + g.