tcl-digraphs

describe-minor-mode
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NOTE: this is a static sample of describe-minor-mode output.
Run (describe-minor-mode 'tcl-digraphs-minor-mode))
in your editor to see the actual installed and customized/modified mappings.

The 'tcl-digraph-minor-mode' 4.1 bindings.

Undefined digraphs ignore the prefix; ESC will insert just
the prefix; and DEL will cancel the digraph.  Some special
symbols are used in the description: a '§' shows where the
cursor will be positioned, while '¶' represents the active
region before expansion, a '¬' is a newline, and '»' shows
that the expansion is put at the end of the line, with '¦'
appearing between a simple expansion and an expansion with
a C-u prefix.  The 4.1 digraphs are:
key             binding
---             -------

;               Prefix Command

; ,             insert curly cut        } {§
; /             append splice          » \¬§
; ;             insert data semicolon   \;§
; =             insert expression       [expr {¶§}]
; ?             describe minor mode
; [             insert command          [¶§]
; ]             append command         » [§]
; a             insert args             $args§   ¦  {*}$args§
; b             append blockquote      » {§}
; c             insert command          [¶§]
; d             insert dollar-sign      $¶§
; e             append else            » else {¬§¬}
; f             append elseif          » elseif {§}
; n             insert not-parens       !(¶§)
; o             insert and open block   {¬§¬}
; p             insert parentheses      (¶§)
; q             insert quotes           "¶§"
; s             insert set              [set ¶§] ¦  $¶§
; t             append then            » {¬§¬}   ¦ » then {¬§¬}
; u             insert until clause     ![¶§]    ¦  {![¶§]}
; v             insert verbatim quote   {¶§}
; w             insert while clause     [¶§]     ¦  {[¶§]}
; x             insert expander         {*}§     ¦  {*}$args§
; {             insert curly quote      {¶§}
; }             append curly quote     » {§}
; <t>           handle event <t>