After these key tables, you'll find an explanation of their format. Each command is linked to its description.
F1 help
F1 A apropos
F1 K describe-key
F1 C describe-command
F1 R describe-variable
F1 B, F5 show-bindings
F1 Q, F6 what-is
F1 L show-last-keys
F1 V about-epsilon
F1 I info
F1 Ctrl-C info-goto-epsilon-command
F1 Ctrl-K info-goto-epsilon-key
F1 Ctrl-V info-goto-epsilon-variable
F1 F epsilon-info-look-up
F1 H epsilon-html-look-up
F1 W epsilon-manual
wall-chart
Alt-/ set-bookmark Alt-J jump-to-last-bookmark Ctrl-X / set-named-bookmark Ctrl-X J jump-to-named-bookmark
Ctrl-X B select-buffer Ctrl-X K kill-buffer Ctrl-X Ctrl-B bufed F12, Ctrl-X > next-buffer F11, Ctrl-X < previous-buffer Ctrl-<Minus> switch-buffers
Ctrl-C Ctrl-R comment-region Alt-; indent-for-comment Ctrl-X ; set-comment-column Alt-<Minus> Ctrl-X ; kill-comment
Ctrl-F2 compare-windows
diff
visual-diff
merge-diff
compare-sorted-windows
uniq
keep-unique-lines
keep-duplicate-lines
Ctrl-X Ctrl-F find-file
Ctrl-X Ctrl-V visit-file
Ctrl-X Ctrl-S save-file
Ctrl-X Ctrl-W write-file
Ctrl-F7 copy-to-file
Ctrl-X I insert-file
Ctrl-X W write-region
Alt-F9 print-buffer
Shift-F9 print-region
Alt-~ change-modified
F7 cd
Ctrl-X D dired
Alt-o quick-dired-command
Ctrl-X S save-all-buffers
Ctrl-X Ctrl-L find-linked-file
set-line-translate
Ctrl-X F set-fill-column
Alt-Q fill-paragraph
Alt-Shift-Q fill-indented-paragraph
fill-region
auto-fill-mode
Alt-M to-indentation <Tab> indent-previous Shift-<Tab> back-to-tab-stop Ctrl-X <Tab> indent-rigidly Ctrl-Alt-\ indent-region Alt-S center-line Ctrl-X Alt-<Tab> tabify-region Ctrl-X Alt-I untabify-region Alt-<Tab> indent-under
"Normal Keys" normal-character Ctrl-Q quoted-insert Alt-# insert-ascii Ctrl-O open-line <Backspace> backward-delete-character Ctrl-D, <Del> delete-character Alt-\ delete-horizontal-space Ctrl-X Ctrl-O delete-blank-lines <Ins> overwrite-mode
Ctrl-F6 set-show-graphic Shift-F5 change-show-spaces
Alt-X, F2 named-command Alt-F2 show-menu F4 bind-to-key <Esc> alt-prefix Ctrl-^ ctrl-prefix
Ctrl-X ( start-kbd-macro Ctrl-X ) end-kbd-macro Ctrl-X E, Ctrl-F4 last-kbd-macro Ctrl-X Alt-N bind-last-macro Shift-F4 pause-macro
Ctrl-@, Alt-@ set-mark Ctrl-X Ctrl-H highlight-region Ctrl-X Ctrl-X exchange-point-and-mark Ctrl-K kill-line Ctrl-W kill-region Alt-W copy-region Ctrl-Y yank Alt-Y yank-pop Ctrl-Alt-W append-next-kill Ctrl-X # mark-rectangle Ctrl-X X copy-to-scratch Ctrl-X Y insert-scratch
Ctrl-G abort
Ctrl-X Ctrl-C exit
Ctrl-X Ctrl-Z exit-level
Ctrl-U argument
Ctrl-X = show-point
Ctrl-X L count-lines
Ctrl-X G goto-line
Alt-G jump-to-column
narrow-to-region
widen-buffer
Ctrl-A, Alt-<Left> beginning-of-line
Ctrl-E, Alt-<Right> end-of-line
Ctrl-N, <Down> down-line
Ctrl-P, <Up> up-line
Ctrl-F, <Right> forward-character
Ctrl-B, <Left> backward-character
Ctrl-L center-window
Ctrl-V, <PgDn> next-page
Alt-V, <PgUp> previous-page
Ctrl-Z scroll-up
Alt-Z scroll-down
Alt-{ scroll-left
Alt-} scroll-right
Alt-<, Ctrl-<Home> goto-beginning
Alt->, Ctrl-<End> goto-end
<Home>, Alt-, beginning-of-window
<End>, Alt-. end-of-window
Alt-], Alt-<Down> forward-paragraph Alt-[, Alt-<Up> backward-paragraph Alt-H mark-paragraph
Alt-) find-delimiter Ctrl-Alt-F forward-level Ctrl-Alt-B backward-level Ctrl-Alt-K kill-level Alt-<Del> backward-kill-level Language modes: ), }, ] show-matching-delimiter
Alt-' list-definitions Alt-i list-preprocessor-conditionals F3, Ctrl-<Up> pull-word Ctrl-<Down> pull-word-fwd
Ctrl-X Ctrl-E push Ctrl-X Ctrl-M start-process Ctrl-C Ctrl-C stop-process Shift-F3 view-process Alt-F3 compile-buffer Ctrl-X M make Ctrl-X Ctrl-N next-error Ctrl-X Ctrl-P previous-error Shift-F8 view-web-site Alt-| filter-region Alt-! shell-command
Alt-E forward-sentence Alt-A backward-sentence Alt-K kill-sentence
Ctrl-S incremental-search Ctrl-R reverse-incremental-search Ctrl-Alt-S regex-search Ctrl-Alt-R reverse-regex-search Alt-F7 grep Ctrl-X Ctrl-N next-match Ctrl-X Ctrl-P previous-match Alt-& replace-string Alt-R, Alt-% query-replace Alt-* regex-replace Shift-F7 file-query-replaceWithin any search or replace command, the following keys toggle the indicated mode:
Ctrl-W word mode Ctrl-T regular expression mode Ctrl-C case sensitive mode Ctrl-O incremental mode
sort-buffer
sort-region
reverse-sort-buffer
reverse-sort-region
Ctrl-X <Period> goto-tag
Ctrl-X <Comma> pluck-tag
Ctrl-X Alt-<Period> tag-files
Ctrl-X Alt-<Comma> select-tag-file
Ctrl-X <NumPlus> next-tag
Ctrl-X <NumMinus> previous-tag
clear-tags
Ctrl-T transpose-characters Alt-T transpose-words Ctrl-X Ctrl-T transpose-lines
F9, Ctrl-X U undo F10, Ctrl-X R redo Ctrl-F9, Ctrl-X Ctrl-U undo-changes Ctrl-F10, Ctrl-X Ctrl-R redo-changes
F8 set-variable
Ctrl-F8 show-variable
Alt-F8 edit-variables
Ctrl-F3 write-state
load-bytes
set-any-variable
Ctrl-X 1 one-window Ctrl-X 2 split-window Ctrl-X 5 split-window-vertically Ctrl-X 0 kill-window Ctrl-X Z zoom-window Ctrl-X <Arrow key> move-to-window Ctrl-X N next-window Ctrl-X P previous-window Ctrl-X <Plus> enlarge-window-interactively Ctrl-X <Minus> shrink-window-interactively Ctrl-<PgUp> enlarge-window Ctrl-<PgDn> shrink-window Alt-<PgUp> page-left Alt-<PgDn> page-right
Alt-F, Ctrl-<Right> forward-word Alt-B, Ctrl-<Left> backward-word Alt-<Backspace> backward-kill-word Alt-D kill-word Alt-T transpose-words Alt-C capitalize-word Alt-L lowercase-word Alt-U uppercase-word
There are also a variety of commands not normally attached to any key. (Whether or not a command is attached to a key, you can always run it by giving its name.) While a few appear in the tables above, most don't. Some of these commands are variants of existing commands, while others are rarely used commands. You can see a complete list of all Epsilon commands.