Mase(Defaults)      UNIX Programmer's Manual       Mase(Defaults)



          NAME
               _M_A_S_E default environment settings

          SYNOPSIS
               _M_A_S_E provides the user with an easily modified environ-
               ment.  This environment consists of a set of variable
               values, key mappings, and key bindings.  The defaults
               listed here may be easily overridden by the functions
               _S_E_T-_V_A_R_I_A_B_L_E, _B_I_N_D, and _M_A_P. They (the defaults) should
               be viewed as a starting point - some place to be as you
               start to use _M_A_S_E.

               If you routinely find yourself making the same modifi-
               cations to the _M_A_S_E environment, you should consider
               putting those commands into a batch file for _T_A_K_E, or
               even putting them into your start up file (see the
               manual section about _S_T_A_R_T_U_P _F_I_L_E_S for more informa-
               tion).

               Additionally, there are several _M_O_D_E functions in _M_A_S_E
               that will shift your environment to simplify your task.
               These functions are: _M_O_D_E-_D_N_A, _M_O_D_E-_P_R_O_T_E_I_N, and _M_O_D_E-
               _A_L_I_G_N_M_E_N_T.

          DESCRIPTION
               Default Variable Values

               Default   Variable
               Value     Name

               -1.0 Column-Correlation-Fixed-P
               -1   Column-Correlation-Model-Seq
               2.0  Column-Correlation-Threshold
               0    Column-Highlight
               0.0  Consensus-Threshold
               On   Consensus-Use-Gaps
               On   Display-Position
               0    Highlight-Differences
               On   Ignore-Case-For-Searches
               Off  Ignore-Selves-In-Similarity
               On   IncrementaL-Complete
               Off  Lock-Windows
               15   Output-Characters-Between-Vertical-Breaks
               90   Output-Characters-Per-Line
               On   Output-Label-Each-Page
               5    Output-Lines-Between-Horizontal-Breaks
               55   Output-Lines-Per-Page
               On   Output-Position
               On   Output-Use-Formfeed
               On   Pattern-Ask-Clear
               Off  Pattern-Default-Clear
               Off  Pattern-Ignore-Gaps



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               On   Protect
               On   Search-Ignore-Case
               70   Sequence-Line-Length
               On   Silent
               Off  Similarity-Ignore-Selves
               Off  Stop-At-Borders
               On   Use-Gap-For-Consensus


               Key  Default Binding
               ^B   HIGHLIGHT-POSITION
               ^D   DEL-GAP
               ^E   JUMP-TO-END-OF-SEQUENCE
               ^H   MV-LEFT
               ^J   MV-DOWN
               ^L   REFRESH
               ^T   CURSOR-OTHER-WINDOWS
               ^X   MOUSE-FUNCTIONS
               ^[   META-NEXT
               ^_   HELP       (Use Control-? for help - see mapping below)
               \040 MV-RIGHT   (space to move right)
               /    SEARCH
               :    COMMAND-MODE
               <    SHIFT-LEFT
               >    SHIFT-RIGHT
               [    SHIFT-LEFT-BOTH
               \    LITERAL-NEXT  (don't map the next key stroke)
               ]    SHIFT-RIGHT-BOTH
               {    SHIFT-LEFT-BOTH-WIDE
               }    SHIFT-RIGHT-BOTH-WIDE
               \177 DEL-BACK  (delete key to delete backwards)
               \Z@  MV-UP  (up cursor key is bound to this sequence)
               \ZA  MV-DOWN (down cursor key)
               \ZB  MV-RIGHT (right cursor key)
               \ZC  MV-LEFT (left cursor key)
               \ZF  CURSOR-OTHER-WINDOWS
               \Z[  META-NEXT (esc-esc)
               \M/  SEARCH-AGAIN
               \M<  SHIFT-LEFT-WIDE
               \M>  SHIFT-RIGHT-WIDE
               \M?  APROPOS
               \MJ  MARK-JUMP
               \MO  META-NEXT (esc-O is alternate cursor prefix)
               \MS  MARK-SET
               \M[  META-NEXT (esc-[ is cursor prefix)
               \Mj  MARK-JUMP
               \Ml  MOVE-TO-INSIDE-LEFT
               \Mq  QUIT
               \Mr  MOVE-TO-INSIDE-RIGHT
               \Ms  SAVE

               Default Mappings



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               Key  Mapping

               ?    ^_    Map question mark into control-question mark.
                          Use ``\?'' to get a question mark into a string
               \MA  \Z@   For cursors
               \MB  \ZA   For cursors
               \MC  \ZB   For cursors
               \MD  \ZC   For cursors


          SEE ALSO
               _I_N_T_R_I_N_S_I_C _F_U_N_C_T_I_O_N_S, especially _S_E_T-_V_A_R_I_A_B_L_E, _B_I_N_D, _M_A_P
               and _T_A_K_E.
               _I_N_T_E_R_N_A_L-_V_A_R_I_A_B_L_E_S
               _S_T_A_R_T_U_P _F_I_L_E_S








































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