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CONTRIBUTING.md

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 This wiki belongs to the Talon Community, and contributions are welcome from anyone.
 
-## Build and view changes locally
+## Build Notes
+
+### Generating Images for Diagrams
+
+Diagrams are stored in `.graphml` files that were created using
+https://www.yworks.com/yed-live
+
+These files are stored within this repository for easy access under the `src/diagrams` directory.
+
+`.graphml` files can be uploaded to yed-live for free, and also modified and converted to an image file for free.
+
+As with all images, these are stored under the `static/img` directory.
+
+### Generating Directory Structure Diagrams
+
+The source for directory structure diagrams are also kept in the `src/diagrams` directory.
+
+These are simple text files that are made pretty by using the `https://tree.nathanfriend.com` website.
+
+This is how the diagrams in [Talon Directory Structure](/docs/Resource%20Hub/terminology.md) were generated.
+
+### Build and view changes locally
 
 Install `npm` then run the following
 

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docs/Basic Usage/Command Mode/command_mode.md

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+---
+sidebar_position: 1
+---
+
+# Command Mode
+
+The examples below are just a very small selection of common commands for working with Talon. These are based on the [Talon Community](https://github.com/talonhub/community) user file set.
+
+:::note Switching Modes
+See [Mode Switching](/docs/Basic%20Usage/talon-modes.md) for info about switching modes
+:::
+
+The following can be performed in command mode:
+
+| Action                                                                                                                                                               | Example                                                                                         |
+| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Enter any [single character](./single-characters.md)                                                                                                                 | for `a` say `air`, `$` say `dollar sign`, function key f2 say `f2`, for the home key say `home` |
+| Enter a [sequence of characters](./single-characters.md#entering-multiple-characters)                                                                                | for `c3po` say `press cap three pit odd`                                                        |
+| Enter a [single word](./words-and-phrases.md#saying-individual-words)                                                                                                | for `miscellaneous` say `word miscellaneous`                                                    |
+| Enter a [phrase](./words-and-phrases.md#saying-phrases) with control over formatting                                                                                 | for `my_variable` say `snake my variable`, for `yourVariable` say `camel your variable`         |
+| Navigate a [document](./text-and-navigation.md#navigation), [select text](./text-and-navigation.md#selecting) within it                                              | `go left`, `go down five times`, `select word left`                                             |
+| [Clipboard](./edit-menu-type-functions.md#cut-copy-and-paste) commands, [clearing and duplicating text](./edit-menu-type-functions.md#deleting-and-duplicating-text) | `cut that`, `clear word left`, `clone line`                                                     |
+| [Running applications](./pc-control.md#running-applications), [tabs within apps](./pc-control.md#working-with-tabs)                                                  | `focus chrome`, `tab new`                                                                       |
+| Controlling the [mouse](./pc-control.md#mouse-commands) and using the [mouse grid](./pc-control.md#mouse-grid)                                                       | `dub click`, `left drag`, `mouse grid`                                                          |
+
+## Chaining and Repeating Commands
+
+With only a few specific exceptions, commands can be chained.
+This means that multiple commands can be said as a single utterance without a pause between them.
+
+For example, instead of saying (with a pause at the end of each line):
+
+```
+go address (within a browser window moves to the address bar)
+copy that
+focus code (makes the VSCode application active)
+paste that
+```
+
+It could all be said as a single utterance:
+
+```
+go address copy that focus code paste that
+```
+
+Commands can also be easily repeated, by saying the following after the command to be repeated.
+
+| Commands                              | Repeats the Previous Command                                                     |
+| ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `<ordinals>`                          | the specified number of times (eg `second`, `third`, `fourth`, ..., `twentieth`) |
+| `<numbers_small> times`               | the specified number of times (eg `twenty times`)                                |
+| `repeat that` or `twice`              | once                                                                             |
+| `repeat that <numbers_small> [times]` | the specified number of times                                                    |
+
+These commands can be used in both of the following ways:
+
+- Within the same utterance as the command, eg `asterisk ten times`
+- As a separate utterance after the command, eg `asterisk` (pause, Talon inserts a single asterisk), followed by `ten times` (whereby talon inserts a further nine -
+  so that there is a total of ten)
+
+:::note
+Anything that can be said in command mode, is considered a "command".
+For example, even though one would not typically consider a letter or symbol as a "command", in Talon, they are.
+
+And therefore they can be repeated - `asterisk ten times` produces `**********`.
+:::
+
+You might find the syntax that uses `<numbers_small>` more natural than the one that uses `<ordinals>`.
+Although slightly quicker to say, `asterisk tenth` takes more practice than the equivalent `asterisk ten times`

docs/Basic Usage/Command Mode/edit-menu-type-functions.md

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+---
+sidebar_position: 15
+---
+
+# Edit Menu Functions
+
+## Cut, Copy and Paste
+
+| Command                             | Description                                                                                                    |
+| ----------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `copy that`                         | copies the currently selected text to the clipboard                                                            |
+| `copy word left`, `copy word right` | copies the word to the left/right of the insertion point                                                       |
+| `cut that`                          | cuts the currently selected text to the clipboard                                                              |
+| `cut word left`, `cut word right`   | cuts the word to the left/right of the insertion point                                                         |
+| `paste that` or `pace that`         | paste the contents of the clipboard                                                                            |
+| `paste enter`                       | paste the contents of the clipboard, and press the enter key                                                   |
+| `paste match`                       | (in supported applications) paste the contents of the clipboard matching the text style at the insertion point |
+
+## Deleting and Duplicating Text
+
+| Command                               | Description                                                                 |
+| ------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `clear left`, `clear right`           | deletes the character to the left or right of the insertion point           |
+| `clear up`, `clear down`              | deletes the characters from the insertion point, either up or down one line |
+| `clear word left`, `clear word right` | delete the word to the left/right of the insertion point                    |
+| `clear way left`                      | deletes from the current position to the start of the current line          |
+| `clear way right`                     | deletes from the current position to the end of the current line            |
+| `clear way up`                        | deletes from the current position to the start of the document              |
+| `clear way down`                      | deletes from the current position to the end of the document                |
+| `clone that`                          | replaces the currently selected text with two copies of it                  |
+| `clone line`                          | replaces the current line with two copies of it                             |
+
+## Undo/Redo
+
+| Command     | Description      |
+| ----------- | ---------------- |
+| `undo that` | performs an undo |
+| `redo that` | performs a redo  |
+
+## Searching
+
+| Command    | Description                                                 |
+| ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `find it`  | bring up the application's find dialog box                  |
+| `next one` | select the next occurrence that matches the search criteria |