Using Jade

This chapter of the manual is meant to teach you to use the editor, because of this I have attempted to reduce references to the Lisp extension language to an absolute minimum.

• Invoking Commands: How to use the commands and key-sequences described in this manual.
• Command Arguments: Many commands can be modified by prefixing them with a numeric argument
• The Help System: Online help facilities
• Loading and Saving Files: Manipulating files
• Editing Buffers: Simple editing commands
• Moving Around Buffers: Commands for moving the cursor
• Undo: Go back in time
• Editing Units: Characters, words, lines, etc...
• Cutting And Pasting: How to insert text from the clipboard
• Using Blocks: Highlighting regions to manipulate
• Killing: Deleting text for later insertion
• Searching and Replacing: Searching the buffer for a regexp
• Editing Modes: Editing different types of files
• Minor Modes: Small alterations to editing modes
• Using Buffers: Selecting & deleting buffers
• Using Windows: Opening new windows
• Using the Prompt: Entering strings and completion
• Using Marks: Recording positions in files
• Interrupting Jade: Breaking out of commands
• Recursive Editing: Editing within a command
• Character Images: How to get a Latin1 character set
• Client Editing: Using Jade from other programs
• Compiling Programs: Help for developing programs
• Info Mode: Reading Info files with Jade
• Shell: Using a shell inside a buffer
• Simple Customisation: Configuring Jade

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