repl: standardize Control key indications #35270
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I'm not sure if our markdown renderer supports this but Ctrl + C would be nice. If it doesn't we can also do it manually: https://snek.dev/keyboard.html |
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I like a lot of things about that approach, but I am somewhat conflicted and would prefer to keep the "standardize the abbreviation we use for the Control key" separate from "figure out how we render/markup keyboard keys". I'd be happy to open a different PR for that second one, unless you want to do it. |
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Throughout our messages and docs, we refer to the Control key in a surprisingly varied number of ways: * Control * Ctrl * Cntl * varied capitalization on the above (e.g., ctrl vs. Ctrl) Then, in key combinations: * One of the items from the previous list followed by `-` * ... or followed by `+` * ... surrounded or not by `<` and `>` * ... and inside backticks or not * ... or just `^` This is the start of standardization on the formulation recommended by the Microsoft Style Guide (e.g., **Ctrl+C**). PR-URL: nodejs#35270 Reviewed-By: Ruben Bridgewater <ruben@bridgewater.de>
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Throughout our messages and docs, we refer to the Control key in a surprisingly varied number of ways: * Control * Ctrl * Cntl * varied capitalization on the above (e.g., ctrl vs. Ctrl) Then, in key combinations: * One of the items from the previous list followed by `-` * ... or followed by `+` * ... surrounded or not by `<` and `>` * ... and inside backticks or not * ... or just `^` This is the start of standardization on the formulation recommended by the Microsoft Style Guide (e.g., **Ctrl+C**). PR-URL: #35270 Reviewed-By: Ruben Bridgewater <ruben@bridgewater.de>
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Throughout our messages and docs, we refer to the Control key in a surprisingly varied number of ways: * Control * Ctrl * Cntl * varied capitalization on the above (e.g., ctrl vs. Ctrl) Then, in key combinations: * One of the items from the previous list followed by `-` * ... or followed by `+` * ... surrounded or not by `<` and `>` * ... and inside backticks or not * ... or just `^` This is the start of standardization on the formulation recommended by the Microsoft Style Guide (e.g., **Ctrl+C**). PR-URL: nodejs#35270 Reviewed-By: Ruben Bridgewater <ruben@bridgewater.de>
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Throughout our messages and docs, we refer to the Control key in a
surprisingly varied number of ways:
Then, in key combinations:
-+<and>^This is the start of standardization on the formulation recommended by
the Microsoft Style Guide (e.g., Ctrl+C).
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make -j4 test(UNIX), orvcbuild test(Windows) passes