; this is a template file processed by tools/fmt-bindings to generate either
; a gtk accelmap file or a LaTeX key binding cheat sheet.
;
; it is the reference for any bindings or cheatsheets
;
;
; FORMAT:
; $text -> defines cheatsheet title as "text", which may contain LaTeX markup
;
; %group owner text -> defines a binding group called "group" which will have the title "text" on the cheatsheet.
; may be followed by zero or more lines of descriptive text,
; which may contain LaTeX markup. When generating native ardour
; bindings, the definition for a binding in group "group" will
; be placed in the "owner" block of the bindings file. The
; "owner" field is otherwise ignored.
;
; If the group name starts with "-", the binding will not appear
; on the cheetsheet.
;
; @group|action|binding|description -> defines an action+binding with description, as a member of a binding group
; if group starts with '-' it will not be printed in the cheatsheet.
; if group starts with '+' it will be printed in the cheatsheet no matter what
; if the group is a mouse binding group, action should contain a ':', and
; have the binding before the colon, and the target area after it
;; Title
$ARDOUR Shortcuts \linebreak Mnemonic US-Keypad
;; GROUP DEFINITIONS
%trans Global Global Transport \& Recording Control
%sess Global Global Session \& File Handling
%edit Editor Basic Editing
%vis Editor Changing What's Visible
%vws Editor Editor Views
%numpad Global Global NumPad Transport Functions
%gedt Global Global Editing Operations
%wvis Global Global Window Visibility
%edtrk Editor Track Actions from the Editor
%eep Editor Editing with Edit Point
Most edit functions operate on a single "Edit Point". The edit point can be any of: playhead (default), the mouse or an active marker. The choice of Edit Point (by default) also sets the Zoom Focus.
%aep Editor Aligning with the Edit Point
Align operations move regions so that their start/end/sync point is at the edit point. "Relative" operations
just align the first region and moves other selected regions to maintain relative positioning.
%gmark Global Global Marker Operations
%gmode Global Global Transport Modes
%gmon Global Global Monitor Operations
%movp Global Global Playhead Operations
A left click in the rulers positions the playhead unless Ardour is recording. You can use {\tt KP$\_$n} to move the
playhead to the n-th marker.
%emov Editor Moving the Playhead in the Editor
%rop Editor Region Operations
%grid Editor Grid Settings + Editor Modes
%select Editor Selecting
%gselect Global Selecting
%ranges Editor Defining Loop, Punch Range and Tempo Changes
%markers Editor Markers \& Locations
The "move" commands all move the active marker(s). Jump to the first 9 markers using
the keypad digits 1-9 (requires numlock).
%mmode Editor Mouse Modes
%mouse Editor Mouse Usage
Right click on most objects and controls displays a context menu
Shift+Right click deletes most objects.
OS X users without a 3 button mouse can use {\tt Option+Ctrl+Left} to simulate "Middle" for some purposes.
Use F1 to step through mouse modes.
%mobject Editor Mouse Object Mode
This mode provides many different operations on both regions and control points, partially depending on where you click/drag with the mouse. The "body" of a region is the area where the waveform is displayed.
%mzoom Editor Mouse Zoom Mode
%mops Editor Mouse Ops on Solo/Mute/Rec-enable
%mopsolo Editor Mouse Ops on Solo Buttons only
%mopsfader Editor Mouse Ops on Faders \& Plugin Controls
%midi Global Global MIDI commands
%notes MIDI Note Editing
%rec Recorder Recorder Page
;; END GROUP DEFINITIONS
;; punctuation
@vis|Editor/temporal-zoom-in| equal|zoom in
@vis|Editor/temporal-zoom-out| minus|zoom out
@vis|Editor/zoom-to-session| <@SECONDARY@><@TERTIARY@>underscore|zoom to session
@trans|Transport/ToggleRoll| space|toggle roll
@trans|Transport/ToggleRollForgetCapture| <@PRIMARY@>space|stop and destroy
