Key Quiz is a game for GNU Emacs (26+) where the player must type in key sequences corresponding to different Emacs commands, chosen at random.
The game includes a variant, called "reverse mode", where the player is given a key sequence and then must answer with the corresponding command.
You can install Key Quiz by using the package-install command (make sure MELPA is included in your package sources):
M-x package-install [RET] key-quiz [RET]
Alternatively, you can just add key-quiz.el to your load-path.
To play Key Quiz, use M-x key-quiz [RET].
By default, Key Quiz will quiz the player on keys set in Fundamental mode. This can be changed by setting the variable key-quiz-use-mode to another major mode command, such as 'org-mode. Other aspects of the game can also be customized by configuring variables; see M-x customize-group [RET] key-quiz [RET].
You can also play Key Quiz by calling the key-quiz function directly. By doing this, it is possible to pass a custom list of key-command pairs from which the player will be quizzed with. For example:
(key-quiz nil '(("C-x f b" . "foo-bar")
("C-c b f f" . "bar-foo-foo")
("C-c q b" . "quux-baz")
("C-x C-f" . "find-file")
("C-c q f" . "quuz-foo")
("C-c b q" . "bar-quuz")))More detailed instructions can be found at C-h f key-quiz [RET].
- keywiz.el - Emacs key sequence quiz by Jesper Harder.
- shortcutFoo - Learn shortcuts and commands.
Distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 3.