Actions

Actions are extensions of the java AbstractAction classes which can be bound to a menu, popupmenus, keysequences or buttons. They represent the functionality after the button, menu or keystroke. Actions have no arguments associated with them but are executed within a context (in most cases the current buffer) which can change their behavior. Actions are also bound to LISP functions defined in the JABBERWOCKY package. You can thus activate the actions from within LISP or via the IDE. For further information on specific actions use the following links.

1. List of all the actions, their keybinding and their description.

   list of actions

2. List of all the actions and their keybindings sorted by description.

   description of actions

3. Shortcut keys for actions.

   keybindings

4. Menu structure

   menus