Update docs: Refer keybinds on docs to options page
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<p>The main panel contains all of the information about a class. Across the top is a series of currently opened classes. Below that is a panel for the current class. Each class has three tabs, one for class information, then two more for the field and method tables. At the bottom of this panel is a logging panel. This will include informative messages about current actions as well as error messages <i>(Which can be expanded by clicking on the line)</i>.
<h3 id="uimw-k">Keybinds</h3>
- <p>Global keybinds are activated by holding <span class="code">control</span> and an additonal key. The current set of keybinds is:</p>
- <ul>
- <li>Open file <i>(default key: O)</i></li>
- <li>Export <i>(default key: E)</i></li>
- <li>Search <i>(default key:H)</i></li>
- <li>Create save-state <i>(default key: S)</i></li>
- </ul>
- <p>All of the keybinds can be modified or disabled in the <a href="#uisw-c">config menu</a>.</p>
+ <p>Global keybinds are activated by holding <span class="code">control</span> and an additonal key. The current set of keybinds can be found on the <a href="options.html#keybinds">options page</a>. All of the keybinds can be modified or disabled in the <a href="#uisw-c">config menu</a>.</p>
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<h1 id="uisw">User Interface: Secondary Windows</h1>
<h3 id="uisw-s">Search</h3>
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<img class="ci" src="screenshots/uie-method-opcodetyping.gif">
<p>For opcode editing and insertion windows, opcodes will be presented in a drop-down menu. You can shorten the menu's list by typing the name of the opcode you want. Non-matching items will be temporarily hidden.</p>
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<h4 id="uie-mw-sw">StackWatcher</h4>
<img class="ci" src="screenshots/uie-method-stack.gif">
<p>The StackWatcher window can be opened by right-clicking any opcode and selecting <i>"Show Stack/Locals"</i>. It shows the current value of the stack and local tables based on the current selected opcodes in a method's instructions window. As seen in the animation as the selection moves through the code, the stack is updated. When a local-variable store opcode is called, the stack is shifted over into the local column.</p>
