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‎docs/termux/customisation/extra_keys.md‎

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hero: Adding Extra Keys on the touch keyboard
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## Understanding Keys on Termux and Shortcuts
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You might have noticed that the keyboard at the bottom of the screen has some pretty useful keys by default!
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These are `ESC`, `TAB`, `CTRL`, `ALT`, `-`, `DOWN` and `UP`.
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But you can always edit these if you want to!
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Use of keys like `ALT`, `CTRL`, `ESC` is necessary for working with a CLI terminal.
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Termux touch keyboards do not include one.
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For that purpose Termux uses the Volume down button to emulate the `CTRL` key.
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For example, pressing `VOLUME DOWN+L` on a touch keyboard sends the same input
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as pressing Ctrl+L on a hardware keyboard.
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The result of using `CTRL` in combination with a key depends on which program is used, but for many command line tools the following shortcuts works:
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* `CTRL+A` → Move cursor to the beginning of line
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* `CTRL+C` → Abort (send SIGINT to) current process
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* `CTRL+D` → Logout of a terminal session
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* `CTRL+E` → Move cursor to the end of line
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* `CTRL+K` → Delete from cursor to the end of line
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* `CTRL+L` → Clear the terminal
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* `CTRL+Z` → Suspend (send SIGTSTP to) current process
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* `CTRL+ALT+C` → Open new session (only work in Hacker's Keyboard)
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The Volume up key also serves as a special key to produce certain input:
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* `VOLUME UP+E` → Escape key
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* `VOLUME UP+T` → Tab key
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* `VOLUME UP+1` → F1 (and Volume Up+2 → F2, etc)
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* `VOLUME UP+0` → F10
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* `VOLUME UP+B` → Alt+B, back a word when using readline
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* `VOLUME UP+F` → Alt+F, forward a word when using readline
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* `VOLUME UP+X` → Alt+X
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* `VOLUME UP+W` → Up arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+A` → Left arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+S` → Down arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+D` → Right arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+L` → | (the pipe character)
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* `VOLUME UP+H` → ~ (the tilde character)
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* `VOLUME UP+U` → _ (underscore)
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* `VOLUME UP+P` → Page Up
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* `VOLUME UP+N` → Page Down
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* `VOLUME UP+.` → Ctrl+\ (SIGQUIT)
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* `VOLUME UP+V` → Show the volume control
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* `VOLUME UP+Q` → Show extra keys view
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* `VOLUME UP+K` → Another variant to toggle extra keys view
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## Adding extra keys
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Termux also has an extra keys view which allows you to extend your current keyboard.
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hero: Various Keyboard Shortcuts for Termux
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## Understanding Keys on Termux and Shortcuts
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You might have noticed that the keyboard at the bottom of the screen has some pretty useful keys by default!
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These are `ESC`, `TAB`, `CTRL`, `ALT`, `-`, `DOWN` and `UP`.
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But you can always edit these if you want to!
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Use of keys like `ALT`, `CTRL`, `ESC` is necessary for working with a CLI terminal.
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Termux touch keyboards do not include one.
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For that purpose Termux uses the Volume down button to emulate the `CTRL` key.
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For example, pressing `VOLUME DOWN+L` on a touch keyboard sends the same input
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as pressing Ctrl+L on a hardware keyboard.
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The result of using `CTRL` in combination with a key depends on which program is used, but for many command line tools the following shortcuts works:
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* `CTRL+A` → Move cursor to the beginning of line
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* `CTRL+C` → Abort (send SIGINT to) current process
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* `CTRL+D` → Logout of a terminal session
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* `CTRL+E` → Move cursor to the end of line
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* `CTRL+K` → Delete from cursor to the end of line
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* `CTRL+L` → Clear the terminal
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* `CTRL+Z` → Suspend (send SIGTSTP to) current process
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* `CTRL+ALT+C` → Open new session (only work in Hacker's Keyboard)
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The Volume up key also serves as a special key to produce certain input:
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* `VOLUME UP+E` → Escape key
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* `VOLUME UP+T` → Tab key
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* `VOLUME UP+1` → F1 (and Volume Up+2 → F2, etc)
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* `VOLUME UP+0` → F10
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* `VOLUME UP+B` → Alt+B, back a word when using readline
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* `VOLUME UP+F` → Alt+F, forward a word when using readline
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* `VOLUME UP+X` → Alt+X
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* `VOLUME UP+W` → Up arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+A` → Left arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+S` → Down arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+D` → Right arrow key
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* `VOLUME UP+L` → | (the pipe character)
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* `VOLUME UP+H` → ~ (the tilde character)
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* `VOLUME UP+U` → _ (underscore)
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* `VOLUME UP+P` → Page Up
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* `VOLUME UP+N` → Page Down
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* `VOLUME UP+.` → Ctrl+\ (SIGQUIT)
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* `VOLUME UP+V` → Show the volume control
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* `VOLUME UP+Q` → Show extra keys view
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* `VOLUME UP+K` → Another variant to toggle extra keys view

‎mkdocs.yml‎

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- Installation: termux/installation.md
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- Customisation:
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- Introduction: termux/customisation/index.md
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- Keyboard Shortcuts: termux/customisation/keyboard_shortcuts.md
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- Extra Keys: termux/customisation/extra_keys.md
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# - Python: termux/python.md
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- Help & Support: support.md
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link: https://instagram.com/__axvin__
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- icon: material/coffee
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link: https://ko-fi.com/AXVin
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version: 1.3
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version: 1.4
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# Extensions
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markdown_extensions:

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