NOTE, There is a difference between TAB and INDENT. INDENT indents the current line (or multiple lines if there is a selection), regardless of where the caret is. INDENT has a KeyCombination of just the Tab key (no mods).

LEFT

val LEFT: Command

PAGE_DOWN

val PAGE_DOWN: Command

val PAGE_UP: Command

val PASTE: Command

val REDO: Command

val RIGHT: Command

val SELECT_ALL: Command

SELECT_DOWN

val SELECT_DOWN: Command

SELECT_END_OF_DOCUMENT

val SELECT_END_OF_DOCUMENT: Command

SELECT_END_OF_LINE

val SELECT_END_OF_LINE: Command

SELECT_LEFT

val SELECT_LEFT: Command

SELECT_NONE

val SELECT_NONE: Command

SELECT_PAGE_DOWN

val SELECT_PAGE_DOWN: Command

SELECT_PAGE_UP

val SELECT_PAGE_UP: Command

SELECT_RIGHT

val SELECT_RIGHT: Command

SELECT_SKIP_LEFT

val SELECT_SKIP_LEFT: Command

SELECT_SKIP_RIGHT

val SELECT_SKIP_RIGHT: Command

SELECT_START_OF_DOCUMENT

val SELECT_START_OF_DOCUMENT: Command

SELECT_START_OF_LINE

val SELECT_START_OF_LINE: Command

SELECT_UP

val SELECT_UP: Command

SKIP_LEFT

val SKIP_LEFT: Command

SKIP_RIGHT

val SKIP_RIGHT: Command

START_OF_DOCUMENT

val START_OF_DOCUMENT: Command

START_OF_LINE

val START_OF_LINE: Command

TAB

val TAB: Command

TAB has two behaviours. If there is a multi-line selection, then it is the same as INDENT. If there is no selection, or the selection is limited to a single line, then the current selection is replaced with a TAB character. By default, TAB has no KeyCombination, and is effectively disabled. To enable it, change INDENT's KeyCombination to null, and set TAB's KeyCombination to Key.TAB.noMods().

UNDO

val UNDO: Command

UNINDENT

val UNINDENT: Command

The opposite of INDENT. There is no opposite of TAB.

val UP: Command

Functions

define

fun define(name: String, text: String, keyCombination: KeyCombination? = null, tooltip: String? = null): Command

Adds a single Command to the map (commands).

fun define(name: String, text: String, keyCombination: KeyCombination? = null, tooltip: String? = null, block: Command.() -> Unit): Command