Shortcut | Effect |
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Ctrl+Shift+D | Block cursor |
Ctrl+Shift+V | Paste as HTML formatted |
Ctrl+Shift+/ | Googytext (custom text rendering engine) |
Ctrl+= | Increase font size (not Ctrl+Shift+M, as documented) |
Ctrl+- | Decrease font size (not Ctrl+Shift+N, as documented) |
Ctrl+Shift+= (Ctrl++) | Increase line spacing |
Ctrl+Shift+- (Ctrl+_) | Decrease line spacing |
The syntax highlight engine allows you to specify either coloured text on a white background, or black text on a coloured background. Different foreground and background colours cannot be mixed. Colour codes are one or two digits. The single or second digit defines the colour, and the leading digit if present selects the text style and specifies whether the colour applies to the foreground (odd numbers) or background (even numbers).
Sequence | Colour applies to | Style |
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0–f | Text | Plain |
10–1f | Background | Plain |
20–2f | Text | Italic |
30–3f | Background | Italic |
40–4f | Text | Bold |
50–5f | Background | Bold |
60–6f | Text | Bold italic |
70–7f | Background | Bold italic |
80–8f | Text | Plain; first character underlined |
90–9f | Background | Plain; first character underlined |
a0–af | Text | Italic; first character underlined |
b0–bf | Background | Italic; first character underlined |
c0–cf | Text | Bold; first character underlined |
d0–df | Background | Bold; first character underlined |
e0–ef | Text | Bold italic; first character underlined |
f0–ff | Background | Bold italic; first character underlined |
g0–hf | — | Drawn as selected text |
i0–jf | — | Drawn as selected text; italic |
k0–lf | — | Drawn as selected text; bold |
m0–nf | — | Drawn as selected text; bold italic |
o0–pf | — | Drawn as selected text; first character underlined |
q0–rf | — | Drawn as selected text; italic; first character underlined |
s0–tf | — | Drawn as selected text; bold; first character underlined |
u0–vf | — | Drawn as selected text; bold italic; first character underlined |
The following are for standard display; for reverse video, the colours are inverted. Absent or even leading digits apply the colour to the text (e.g. as 2 indicates green, then 2 and 22 are green text on a white background) and odd leading digits apply the colour to the background (e.g. 12 and 32 are black text on a green background).
Code | As coloured text | As coloured background |
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0, 10, 20 … | 000000 | 7F7F7F |
1, 11, 21 … | 0000FF | 7F7FFF |
2, 12, 22 … | 008000 | 7FBF7F |
3, 13, 23 … | FF0000 | FF7F7F |
4, 14, 24 … | 808000 | BFBF7F |
5, 15, 25 … | FF8800 | FFC37F |
6, 16, 26 … | 004444 | 7FA1A1 |
7, 17, 27 … | 444444 | A1A1A1 |
8, 18, 28 … | 7F7F7F | BFBFBF |
9, 19, 29 … | 7F7FFF | BFBFFF |
a, 1a, 2a … | 7FBF7F | BFDFBF |
b, 1b, 2b … | FF7F7F | FFBFBF |
c, 1c, 2c … | BFBF7F | DFDFBF |
d, 1d, 2d … | FFC37F | FFE1BF |
e, 1e, 2e … | 7FA1A1 | BFD0D0 |
f, 1f, 2f … | A1A1A1 | D0D0D0 |
JujuEdit defaults to UTF-8 with no byte order mark.
After accidentally hitting ctrl+2/3/4 and seeing all the text get convert to pseudo-Chinese or other nonsense, simply press ctrl+shift+T (Auto Detect Mode from the binary mode toolbar button, or View → Text Mode → Auto Detect from the menu bar). This will restore the correct text format and auto-detect UTF-8. Although 1-byte is normally selected (arguably a bug), manually selecting 1-byte (even when it is already selected) will take the request literally and select ASCII, as UTF-8 is a variable byte length encoding.
Since JujuEdit has fully non-destructive format interpretation, none of these choices have any effect on the contents of the file and will not result in a loss of data. As a test, select ctrl+4, save, close JujuEdit and re-open the file: the file opens in its original format exactly as it was before.
Use Tools → Convert Text to… to permanently change the text encoding; characters not supported in the target text encoding will be altered by this step. This step can be undone, but Auto Detect Mode must be invoked manually afterwards as this is not covered by undo.