VisualSoar Keybindings
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Project Level Actions:
    Ctrl-n | Open a new VisualSoar project
    Ctrl-o | Open an existing VisualSoar project
    Ctrl-f | Open a text file
    Alt-x  | Close VisualSoar
    Ctrl-t | Tile windows
    Ctrl-T | Re-Tile windows

File Level Actions:
    Ctrl-s  | Save current file in the current window
    Ctrl-d  | Redraw color syntax in the current window
    Ctrl-j  | Rejustify text in the current window
    F7      | Check all productions against the datamap
    Ctrl+F4 | Close the current window 
    Ctrl+F9 | Minimize the current window

Editing:
    The VisualSoar rule editor uses all the default editing keystrokes
    for area selection, clipboard operations and basic editing.  The
    following two editing command have been added:
    Ctrl-Enter | Soar Complete
    Tab        | Justify the current line

Search and Replace:
    Ctrl-f | Find text in the current file
    Ctrl-g | Repeat last find
    Ctrl-r | Find and replace text in the current file
    Ctrl-h | Repeat last find and replace command

Datamap Editing:
    The datamap window supports clipboard operations (i.e., cut, copy
    and paste) as well as these keystrokes:
    Backspace | Delete currently selected attribute
    Delete    | Delete currently selected attribute
    Enter     | Expand the current tree node

Operator Window Editing:
    Backspace  | Delete currently selected node
    Delete     | Delete currently selected node
    Enter      | Expand the current tree node


VisualSoar Mouse Operations
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Context menus - all windows in VisualSoar have context menus that
                accessible by pressing and holding the right mouse
                button.

Datamap:
    Double Click       | Expand the current tree node
    Drag & Drop        | Move a subtree to a new location
    Ctrl + D&D         | Copy a subtree to a new location
    Ctrl + Shift + D&D | Link a subtree to a new location

==>What is "Drag and Drop"?
It's a common method for manipulating objects under a graphical user
interface. The user moves the mouse pointer over an icon (or other
object) and presses a mouse button. The user holds the button down
while moving the pointer ("dragging" the object) to another place.
The meaning of this action can often be modified by holding certain
keys on the keyboard at the same time.

When using drag and drop with the datamap you should note that the
mouse cursor changes as you begin the operation (the drag part).