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13 lambda-term-inputrc - Key bindings for lambda-term applications
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21 This manual page describes the format of the ~/.config/.lambda-term-
22 inputrc file. This file is a text file which associates editing actions
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53 * down
54 * left
55 * right
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58 * f3
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60 * f5
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62 * f7
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64 * f9
65 * f10
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67 * f12
68 * next
69 * prev
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