Tor is a simple terminal text editor.
It's not stable nor well coded, but usable for me.
Tor has different key binding set from other editors.
Basically you could think Ctrl is for action, Alt is for move, Shift is for selection.
Esc or Ctrl+K terminates any special mode and return to normal mode.
- New file :
$ tor -new filename.ext - Save :
Ctrl+S - Undo :
Ctrl+Z - Quit :
Ctrl+Q
- Left :
Alt+J - Right :
Alt+L - Up :
Alt+I - Down :
Alt+K - Prev Word Edge :
Alt+M - Next Word Edge :
Alt+. - Goto Line :
Ctrl+G - New Line :
Ctrl+N - Indent Line :
Ctrl+O - Unindent Line :
Ctrl+U - Page Up :
Alt+W - Page Down :
Alt+S - Home :
Alt+Q - End :
Alt+A - Bigining Of Contents :
Alt+U - End Of Contents :
Alt+O - Prev Head Line :
Alt+9 - Next Head Line :
Alt+0
- Select Line :
Ctrl+L - Select Mode : Shift+MoveAction
- ex) Select Word :
Shift+Alt+.
- ex) Select Word :
- Copy :
Ctrl+C - Paste :
Ctrl+V
- Find Mode :
Ctrl+F - Find Next :
Ctrl+D - Find Prev :
Ctrl+B - Replace Mode :
Ctrl+R - Replace :
Ctrl+J - Cancel Input Mode :
Ctrl+K
- ...And several other key maps, but they may changed frequently.
Install tor as other go programs.
go get -u github.com/kybin/tor
It is recommended to install goimports if you do programming in go.
- goimports :
go get -u golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports