Emacs commands

An Emacs window is called a frame and inside a frame we can open multiple buffers, each file opens in a new buffer. Frames can be managed from the File menu while buffers from the Buffers menu. Each buffer has an associated mode which is shown on the info line at the bottom of the buffer in parentheses.

C stands for Ctrl, M for Meta (or Alt)

M-x execute any Emacs command after typing command name <return> (tab completion available)
C-x C-f find file (open, new)
C-x C-s save
C-x C-c exit Emacs
C-x 1 maximize buffer
C-_ undo
C-g cancel
C-w cut
C-y yank (paste)
C-u C-x = name of symbol under cursor (available also from the Agda drop-down menu)

Some other useful commands:

C-k kill line (cut whole line)
M-d cut word
C-s forward search
C-r backward search
C-s C-w C-s search for word under cursor
C-x Left switch to previous buffer
C-x Right switch to next buffer
C-x C-w save as

Emacs Agda-mode commands

This section is only for reference.

C-c C-l load (type checking)
C-c C-f forward (jump to next hole)
C-c C-b backward (jump to previous hole)
C-c C-d deduce (type of expression)
C-c C-n normalize (evaluate expression)
M-. jump to definition
M-* jump back

See also the Agda menu on the menu bar

Commands inside a hole

C-c C-, information about the hole
C-c C-d deduce (type of contents of hole)
C-c C-Space give (checks whether the term in the hole has the right type and if it has, replaces the hole with the term)
C-c C-c case split (pattern match on variables)
C-c C-r refine (one step further)
C-c C-a auto (try to find a solution)

See also the context-sensitive menu when right-clicking inside a hole

Emacs Agda-mode unicode symbols

\-> →
\bn, \bz, \bq ℕ, ℤ, ℚ
\Gl λ
\top, \bot ⊤, ⊥
\o ∘
\_0, \_1, \_2 ₀, ₁, ₂
\u+ ⊎
\x ×
\or, \and ∨, ∧
\lub, \glb ⊔, ⊓
\:: ∷
\<=, \== ≤, ≡
\lfloor, \rfloor ⌊, ⌋