lib/curses_controller.rb in fastreader-1.0.5 vs lib/curses_controller.rb in fastreader-1.0.6

- old
+ new

@@ -49,12 +49,12 @@ left goes back up the hierarchy. You can prefix a up or down movement command with a number to go that many steps in that direction. -CTRL-f Page down -CTRL-b Page up +CTRL-f, PAGE DOWN KEY Page down +CTRL-b, PAGE UP KEY Page up H Move to top of screen M Move to top middle of screen L Move to bottom of screen G Move to last item 1G Move to first item @@ -88,17 +88,17 @@ left goes back up the hierarchy. You can prefix a up or down movement command with a number to go that many steps in that direction. -CTRL-f Page down -CTRL-b Page up -H Move to top of screen -M Move to top middle of screen -L Move to bottom of screen -G Move to last item -1G Move to first item +CTRL-f, PAGE DOWN KEY Page down +CTRL-b, PAGE UP KEY Page up +H Move to top of screen +M Move to top middle of screen +L Move to bottom of screen +G Move to last item +1G Move to first item l, RIGHT ARROW, RETURN Select an item and display its content Actions q Quit the program @@ -115,13 +115,13 @@ END ENTRY_PAGE_COMMANDS = <<-END Feed Item Content Navigation -j, DOWN ARROW, CTRL-f Page down (if there is more than one page) -k, UP ARROW, CTRL-b Page up -h, LEFT ARROW Go back to entries list -l, RIGHT ARROW, RETURN Go to the web page linked to this entry. +j, DOWN ARROW, CTRL-f, PAGE DOWN KEY Page down (if there is more than one page) +k, UP ARROW, CTRL-b, PAGE UP KEY Page up +h, LEFT ARROW Go back to entries list +l, RIGHT ARROW, RETURN Go to the web page linked to this entry. By default, the command to open the web browser is "open {url}." This works out of the box on Mac OS X. You can change this command by setting your shell's FASTREADER_WEB environmental variable. Currently, in-terminal text browsers like elinks do not work with Fastreader. Hopefully this will change.