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KeyMap

Struct KeyMap 

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pub struct KeyMap {
Show 14 fields pub cursor_up: Binding, pub cursor_down: Binding, pub next_page: Binding, pub prev_page: Binding, pub go_to_start: Binding, pub go_to_end: Binding, pub filter: Binding, pub clear_filter: Binding, pub cancel_while_filtering: Binding, pub accept_while_filtering: Binding, pub show_full_help: Binding, pub close_full_help: Binding, pub quit: Binding, pub force_quit: Binding,
}
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KeyMap defines keybindings. It satisfies to the help.KeyMap interface, which is used to render the menu.

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§cursor_up: Binding

Keybindings used when browsing the list. CursorUp binding.

§cursor_down: Binding

CursorDown binding.

§next_page: Binding

NextPage binding.

§prev_page: Binding

PrevPage binding.

§go_to_start: Binding

GoToStart binding.

§go_to_end: Binding

GoToEnd binding.

§filter: Binding

Filter binding.

§clear_filter: Binding

ClearFilter binding.

§cancel_while_filtering: Binding

Keybindings used when setting a filter. CancelWhileFiltering binding.

§accept_while_filtering: Binding

AcceptWhileFiltering binding.

§show_full_help: Binding

Help toggle keybindings. ShowFullHelp binding.

§close_full_help: Binding

CloseFullHelp binding.

§quit: Binding

The quit keybinding. This won’t be caught when filtering.

§force_quit: Binding

The quit-no-matter-what keybinding. This will be caught when filtering.

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impl Clone for KeyMap

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fn clone(&self) -> KeyMap

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for KeyMap

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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