Package peppy :: Package plugins :: Module cursor_movement :: Class BeginningOfBuffer
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Class BeginningOfBuffer

      object --+        
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debug.debugmixin --+    
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actions.SelectAction --+
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                      BeginningOfBuffer

Instance Methods
 
action(self, index=-1, multiplier=1)
Override this to provide the functionality of the action.

Inherited from actions.SelectAction: __call__, __init__, getMenuItemName, getSubIds, getTooltip, initPostHook, initPreHook, insertIntoMenu, insertIntoToolbar, isEnabled, showEnable

Inherited from object: __delattr__, __getattribute__, __hash__, __new__, __reduce__, __reduce_ex__, __repr__, __setattr__, __str__

Class Methods

Inherited from actions.SelectAction: getHelp, setAcceleratorText, worksWithMajorMode

Inherited from debug.debugmixin: dprint

Class Variables
  alias = 'beginning-of-buffer'
This alias holds an emacs style name that is used during M-X processing.
  name = 'Cursor to first character in the buffer'
This is the name of the menu entry as it appears in the menu bar.
  tooltip = 'Move the cursor to the start of the buffer'
Tooltip that is displayed when the mouse is hovering over the menu entry.
  key_bindings = {'default': 'C-HOME'}
Map of platform to default keybinding.

Inherited from actions.SelectAction: default_menu, default_toolbar, global_id, icon, keyboard, stock_id

Inherited from debug.debugmixin: debuglevel

Properties

Inherited from object: __class__

Method Details

action(self, index=-1, multiplier=1)

 

Override this to provide the functionality of the action.

This method gets called when the user initiates the action, whether it be from the menu bar, toolbar, or keyboard.

Parameters:
  • index - The index of the item in the list. This is only useful for list or radio items.
  • multiplier - the multiplier supplied by the keyboard handler. The keyboard handler allows for emacs-style repeat commands. For some actions, it makes sense to allow repetition of the command. For instance, in a command that uppercases words, the multiplier could be 4, would mean that the next 4 words get uppercased. The default is 1.
Overrides: actions.SelectAction.action
(inherited documentation)