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What is xctrl?

• JackMorgan 10y ago
  That was meant to represent hitting Ctrl-x then Ctrl-f without letting go of the Ctrl key.
  • name_for_now 10y ago
    That's not actually necessary, so it was probably just to show a sequence of keypresses.
• majewsky 10y ago
  You mean `Ctrl-xCtrl-f`? That's `Ctrl-x Ctrl-f`. In terms of how it parses, after `Ctrl-`, the next token must be a single character (a key) is accepted. So `Ctrl-x` completes that particular accord and `Ctrl-f` is the accord following it.
  • bozo_z_clown 10y ago
    Thanks ... that was puzzling me too. And I think you mean "chord" rather than "accord" :-)