Fix missing keybindings in MANUAL.rst

MANUAL.rst

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ At any point in time, you can revert back to the Source Viewer panel with the
 panel.
 
 On top of each panel is a label where the navigation key combination is located.
-For example, the key combination above the Modules panel displays `[M]`.
+For example, the key combination above the Modules panel displays ``[M]``.
 Pressing this key combination will move the focus to that panel.
 
 -----------
@@ -116,6 +116,7 @@ Source Viewer
 - ``?``: Display help inside GHCiTUI.
 - ``Ctrl+x``: Toggle between the Source Viewer and the Live Interpreter
   panels.
+- ``M``: Switch to the module panel.
 - ``<Esc>``, ``q``: Quit.
 - ``<Up>``, ``k``: Move the cursor up. (``j`` and ``k`` from Vim keybinds)
 - ``<Down>``, ``j``: Move the cursor down. (``j`` and ``k`` from Vim keybinds).
@@ -153,7 +154,7 @@ Modules
 
 - ``?``: Display help inside GHCiTUI.
 - ``Ctrl+x``: Switch to the Live Interpreter.
-- ``<Esc>``: Switch to Source Viewer.
+- ``<Esc>``, ``C``: Switch to Source Viewer.
 - ``<Up>``, ``k``: Move the module selection up.
 - ``<Down>``, ``j``: Move the module selection down.
 - ``+``, ``-``: Increase/decrease the info panel size.

gen/MANUAL.txt

@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ CLI SYNOPSIS
 
 STARTING AND STOPPING
    Starting
-       GHCiTUI runs a REPL in the current directory by default. By default, it
-       launches cabal repl.
+       GHCiTUI  runs  a REPL in the current directory by default. By default,
+       it launches cabal repl.
 
           $ cd your/cabal/project/root/directory
           $ ghcitui
@@ -31,13 +31,13 @@ STARTING AND STOPPING
 
    Stopping
        To quit, press <ESC> or q while in the code viewport  panel  to  quit.
-       While not in the code viewport panel, you may press <ESC> to get to the
-       viewport panel.
+       While  not  in  the code viewport panel, you may press <ESC> to get to
+       the viewport panel.
 
 LAYOUT
        GHCiTUI is an in-terminal viewer for GHCi. The TUI is broken  up  into
-       three primary panels, with some additional auxiliary panels for special
-       use cases:
+       three  primary  panels, with some additional auxiliary panels for spe‐
+       cial use cases:
 
           ┌──────────────────┬──────┐
           │                  │ Info │
@@ -67,10 +67,10 @@ NAVIGATION
        with  the  <Esc>  key, and you can always quit by hitting <Esc> in the
        Source Viewer panel.
 
-       On top of each panel is a label where the navigation key combination is
-       located.  For example, the key combination above the Modules panel dis‐
-       plays [M].  Pressing this key combination will move the focus  to  that
-       panel.
+       On top of each panel is a label where the navigation  key  combination
+       is  located.  For example, the key combination above the Modules panel
+       displays [M].  Pressing this key combination will move  the  focus  to
+       that panel.
 
 KEYBINDINGS
        At this time, keybindings are hardcoded. This will hopefully change in
@@ -82,6 +82,8 @@ KEYBINDINGS
        • Ctrl+x:  Toggle  between  the Source Viewer and the Live Interpreter
          panels.
 
+       • M: Switch to the module panel.
+
        • <Esc>, q: Quit.
 
        • <Up>, k: Move the cursor up. (j and k from Vim keybinds)
@@ -94,8 +96,8 @@ KEYBINDINGS
 
        • +, -: Increase/decrease the left panel sizes.
 
-       • b: Toggle breakpoint at current line. Not every line in a source file
-         can have a breakpoint placed on it.
+       • b: Toggle breakpoint at current line. Not every  line  in  a  source
+         file can have a breakpoint placed on it.
 
        • s: Advance execution by one step. Same as the :step in GHCi.
 
@@ -132,7 +134,7 @@ KEYBINDINGS
 
        • Ctrl+x: Switch to the Live Interpreter.
 
-       • <Esc>: Switch to Source Viewer.
+       • <Esc>, C: Switch to Source Viewer.
 
        • <Up>, k: Move the module selection up.
 

regenerate_help.sh

@@ -4,4 +4,4 @@ GENDIR="gen"
 mkdir -p "${GENDIR}"
 TMPFILE="$(mktemp)"
 rst2man MANUAL.rst > "${TMPFILE}"
-man "${TMPFILE}" | sed -e '1,5d' > ${GENDIR}/MANUAL.txt
+MANWIDTH=79 man "${TMPFILE}" | sed -e '1,5d' > ${GENDIR}/MANUAL.txt