# This is the example keymap file for MOC.  You can define your own key
# bindings for MOC commands by creating your own keymap file and setting
# the 'Keymap' option in ~/.moc/config.
#
# The format of this file is:
#
#     - Lines beginning with # are comments.
#     - Blank lines are ignored.
#     - Every other line is expected to be in one of the formats:
#
#           COMMAND = [KEY ...]
#           COMMAND += KEY ...
#
# The KEY can be:
#
#     - Just a char, like i, L, ", *
#     - CTRL-KEY sequence: ^k (CTRL-k), ^4
#     - ALT-KEY (meta) sequence: M-j (ALT-j), M-/
#     - Special keys: DOWN, UP
#                     LEFT, RIGHT
#                     HOME, END
#                     BACKSPACE
#                     INS, DEL
#                     ENTER
#                     PAGE_UP, PAGE_DOWN
#                     SPACE, TAB
#                     KEYPAD_CENTER
#                     ESCAPE
#                     F1 - F12
#
# Note that the use of a digit as a KEY is deprecated.
#
# Maximum number of KEYs for one COMMAND is 5.
#
# Omitting the KEY for a COMMAND will unbind all its default keys.  They
# will also be automatically unbound when you bind new KEYs to it. Individual
# default KEYs will be automatically unbound when they are explicitly bound
# to some other COMMAND.
#
# Using the '+=' form will cause the KEYs to be appended to any existing
# (default or explicit) bindings for the COMMAND.  Appending an existing
# default binding for the same COMMAND will cause MOC to think of that KEY
# as then being explicitly bound.
#
# Only one binding for any given COMMAND can appear in the keymap file.  One
# exception to this is that if the default keys for a COMMAND are explicitly
# unbound then a subsequent binding may appear for it.  A second exception
# is that multiple appending bindings may appear.
#
# Meta-key detection is sensitive to the ESCDELAY environment variable (see
# the manpage for ncurses(3)).  In its absence, MOC resets the default
# delay to 25ms.  If you need to emulate meta-key sequences using the ESC
# key, then you may need to set the value of ESCDELAY back to its ncurses
# default of 1000ms (but doing so will make the response to the ESC key
# sluggish).
#
# If MOC's keypresses are being filtered through some other program (in a
# GUI environment, for example) which also does meta-key detection, then
# MOC is at the mercy of the timings with which that program presents them.
#
# Default key configuration for MOC (and a list of all available commands):

# MOC control keys:
quit_client           = q
quit                  = Q

# Menu and interface control keys:
go                    = f
menu_down             = n
menu_up               = p
menu_page_down        = PAGE_DOWN
menu_page_up          = PAGE_UP
menu_first_item       = HOME
menu_last_item        = END
search_menu           = g /
toggle_read_tags      = F
toggle_show_time      = ^t
toggle_show_format    = ^f
toggle_menu           = TAB
toggle_layout         = L
#toggle_hidden_files   = H
next_search           = ^g ^n
#show_lyrics           = L
theme_menu            = T
help                  = H ?
refresh               = ^r
reload                = r

# Audio playing and positioning keys:
seek_forward          = RIGHT
seek_backward         = LEFT
seek_forward_fast     = ]
seek_backward_fast    = [
pause                 = SPACE
stop                  = s
next                  = N
previous              = P
toggle_shuffle        = S
toggle_repeat         = R
toggle_auto_next      = X
toggle_mixer          = x
go_url                = o

# Volume control keys:
volume_down_1         = <
volume_up_1           = >
volume_down_5         = ,
volume_up_5           = .
volume_10             = M-1
volume_20             = M-2
volume_30             = M-3
volume_40             = M-4
volume_50             = M-5
volume_60             = M-6
volume_70             = M-7
volume_80             = M-8
volume_90             = M-9

# Directory navigation keys: defaults are Shift-number
#                            (i.e., 'shift 1' -> '!' -> 'Fastdir1').
go_to_a_directory     = i
go_to_music_directory = m
go_to_fast_dir1       = !
go_to_fast_dir2       = @
go_to_fast_dir3       = #
go_to_fast_dir4       = $
go_to_fast_dir5       = %
go_to_fast_dir6       = ^
go_to_fast_dir7       = &
go_to_fast_dir8       = *
go_to_fast_dir9       = (
go_to_fast_dir10      = )
go_to_playing_file    = G
go_up                 = b

# Playlist specific keys:
add_file              = a
add_directory         = A
plist_add_stream      = ^u
delete_from_playlist  = d
#playlist_full_paths   = P
plist_move_up         = u
#plist_move_down       = j
save_playlist         = V
remove_dead_entries   = Y
clear_playlist        = C

# Queue manipulation keys:
enqueue_file          = z
clear_queue           = Z

# User interaction control:
history_up            = UP
history_down          = DOWN
delete_to_start       = ^u
delete_to_end         = ^k
cancel                = ^x ESCAPE
hide_message          = M

# Softmixer specific keys:
toggle_softmixer      = w
toggle_make_mono      = J

# Equalizer specific keys:
toggle_equalizer      = E
equalizer_refresh     = e
equalizer_prev        = K
#equalizer_next        = k

# External commands:
mark_start            = '
mark_end              = "
exec_command1         = F1
exec_command2         = F2
exec_command3         = F3
exec_command4         = F4
exec_command5         = F5
exec_command6         = F6
exec_command7         = F7
exec_command8         = F8
exec_command9         = F9
exec_command10        = F10

# The following commands are available but not assigned to any keys by
# default:
#
#   toggle_percent	 Switch on/off play progress bar time percentage
#