AE's Default Debian Configuration File

Derived from work done by Anthony Howe and Jim Mitha, this configuration
file uses emacs keybindings, primarily because of their control key
orientation. This gives ae full functionality on most remote, limited
function, terminals, as well as the full featured console or xterm.

The arrow keys still work, as do the Page Up and Page Down keys. Home and End 
do a top and bottom of file as well as the advertised escape sequences.

Copyright Dale Scheetz 1998, licensed under the GPL and free for all use

1:\
File read and write  \^X I ^X^W      Left, down, up, right   ^B  ^N  ^P  ^F\n\
Quit save, Abort     ^X^C ^Q        Word left and right     <esc>B  <esc>F\n\
Macros, Version      \^M ^X^V        Page down and up        ^V      <esc>V\n\
Help on and off      \^X\^H           Front and end of line   ^A      ^E\n\
Redraw               \^L             Top and end of file     <esc><  <esc>>\n\
Insert               typed keys     Delete left and right   BACKSPACE DEL\n\
Literal escape       \^[             Block, cut, paste       \^@   \^W   \^Y\n\
Undo                 ^_             Invert case             <esc>C\n

# generate an error
.check this file before using it. It hasn't been carefully verified.
#.help_off
.literal	^\[
.cursor_up	$(ku)
.cursor_down	$(kd)
.cursor_left	$(kl)
.cursor_right	$(kr)
.page_up	$(kP)
.page_up	$(K3)
.page_down	$(kN)
.page_down	$(K5)
.file_top	$(kh)
.file_top	$(K1)
.file_bottom	$(ke)
.file_bottom	$(K4)
.delete_left	$(kb)
.delete_left	^H
.delete_left	^?
.delete_right	$(kD)
.cursor_up	^[[A
.cursor_up	^P
.cursor_down	^[[B
.cursor_down	^N
.cursor_left	^[[D
.cursor_left	^B
.cursor_right	^[[C
.cursor_right	^F
.page_up	^[[5~
.page_up	^[V
.page_up	^[v
.page_down	^[[6~
.page_down	^V
.word_left	^[B
.word_left	^[b
.word_right	^[F
.word_right	^[f
.line_left	^A
.line_right	^E
.file_top	^[[1~
.file_top	[H
.file_top	<
.file_bottom	^[[4~
.file_bottom    [F
.file_bottom    >
.delete_left	^?
.delete_right	^[[3~
.help		^X^H
.block		^@
.cut		^W
.paste		^Y
.flip_case	^[C
.flip_case	^[c
.undo		^_
.file_read	^XI
.file_read	^Xi
.file_write	^X^W
.redraw		^L
.quit_ask	^X^C
.quit		^Q
.show_version	^X^V
.macro		^M
.macro_define
.macro_define
.macro_define
.macro_define
.macro_define

2:%s: Terminated successfully.\n
3:%s: Unspecified error.\n
4:usage: %s [-f <config>] [file]\n
5:%s: Failed to initialize the screen.\n
6:%s: Problem with configuration file.\n
7:%s: Failed to allocate required memory.\n
8:Ok.
9:An error occured.
10:No more memory available.
11:File \"%s\" is too big to load.
12:Scrap is empty.  Nothing to paste.
13:Failed to find file \"%s\".
14:Failed to open file \"%s\".
15:Failed to close file \"%s\".
16:Failed to read file \"%s\".
17:Failed to write file \"%s\".
18:Not a portable POSIX file name.
19:File \"%s\" %ld bytes.
20:File \"%s\" %ld bytes saved.
21:File \"%s\" %ld bytes read.
22:File \"%s\" modified.
23:Invalid control character or \\number not 0..255.
24:No such macro defined.
25:No more macro space.
26:Interrupt.
27:<< EOF >>
28:Macro :
29:File not saved.  Quit (y/n) ?
30:[ Press a key to continue. ]
31:Read file :
32:Write file :
33:Write block :
34:\smore\s
35:\sy\b
36:\sn\b
37:\sq\b
38:Nothing to undo.
