                                    Key Allocations

    See Char for definition of scan codes.

    See Key Map for a detailed list of key commands.

    When you are at the cmd line, editing documents, browsing documentation and
    help, entering items in forms or in menu's, the DolDoc editor handles keys.  It
    allows you to define your own key hndlrs in a MyPutKey() function.  If you
    choose, you can catch keys, overriding the default hndlrs.  See DocPutKey().
    The following is an overview of key allocations.

    <ALT-keys> and <ALT-SHIFT-keys>  Free for user configurations in your MyPutKey()
    hndlr, except for ALT-BACKSPACE (undo).  There are a few examples pre-defined,
    but you can change them if you wish.

    <CTRL-ALT-keys> and <CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-keys>  Handled at a system level, NOT by the
    CDoc editor.  I reserve the right to alloc these, but in the mean time, you can
    define your own hndlrs with CtrlAltCBSet().  They operate either in a interrupt
    environment or in the window mgr when it queues kbd msgs.  You can do Raw()
    output.  <CTRL-ALT-letter> hndlrs take a scan_code as an arg.

    <CTRL-function key>  Auto-completes local words.

    <CTRL-digit key>  Auto-completes dictionary words.

    <CTRL-SHIFT-function key>  Jumps to src code.

    <CTRL-SHIFT-digit key>  Jumps to dictionary definition.

    <function keys> and <SHIFT-function keys>  I reserve the right to alloc these,
    but there are some free now.

    <CTRL-key> and <CTRL-SHIFT-key>  I reserve the right to alloc to these.  There
    are not many free.

    See Keyboard Devices.