List of current keyboard shortcuts?

[ES0T]

Is there a way to view/list all the current keyboard shortcuts?

Some of the current ones, are not-obvious IMO, and as such the application is hard to use without grabbing the mouse.

[lhecker]

Could be added as an automatically generated help message in the future and may be useful particularly for blind people for discoverability, so I'm definitely in favor of this atm.

[tmvk-fi]

I didn't even think about using edit with mouse before the unintuitive "Open file..." dialog stopped me.
Tab key does not focus to file browser, why?

I would suggest adding:
MS-DOS Editor 2.0.026 - Opening file, at bottom: "F1=Help Enter=Execute Esc=Cancel Tab=Next Field"

Very useful for SSH users also!

[lhecker]

Tab key does not focus to file browser, why?

Due to a bug. This is fixed in the main branch.

MS-DOS Editor 2.0.026 - Opening file, at bottom: "F1=Help Enter=Execute Esc=Cancel Tab=Next Field"

I'm confused why people continue citing that editor as a source for inspiration. Do you still use it today?
That said, we can consider adding "F1=Help" at the bottom right.

[tmvk-fi]

Windows have got none command line editor for example ssh console connections long time. This new project is super interesting!
I refer to old good time software to get understood what I mean, not to offend you. Many of us think kindly, this is a new upgraded version of old edit regardless of code base. And new to Linux side for decades in easy to use editors, let's beat ancient nano!

[four-poetic-drew]

I have made an attempt at this in PR #563

[avih]

+1 for list of KB shortcuts.

F3 for "find next" works, but I couldn't find the key for "find prev".

I tried shift/alt/ctrl-F3, as well as few other function keys, and none seemed to work.

The "Edit" menu only shows ctrl-F for find, and not even F3 for find next (but it does work), and so far I don't know whether a key for "find prev" even exist.

Prefrably an exhaustive list of supported key/combos should be in some inline help item, and if not, then in some README or other docs file.

Thanks.