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Bind
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The bind command is used to create new keyboard shortcuts or change old ones. Keyboard shortcuts are accessed by first
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pressing your defined "prefix" key (by default: ``C-k``). ``bind`` takes two parameters: the key to bind, and the
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script to run when it is pressed.
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Key Selection
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-------------
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The key argument is specified as a string. If the string is a single character, it is assumed to be that literal printed
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character. For example, to bind the lowercase "a" key to a command you could:
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.. code-block:: bash
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bind "a" "some helpful command"
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If the key argument is longer than one character, it is assumed to be a key name. The key names accepted by ``pwncat``
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are taken directly at runtime from the list of known ANSI keystrokes defined in the ``prompt_toolkit`` package. They
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use the same syntax as in prompt toolkit. All key names are lowercase. The prompt_toolkit documentation covers the
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keys supported by their module in their `documentation here`_. Any key defined by prompt_toolkit is available for
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key binding by ``pwncat``.
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Script Content
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--------------
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The target of a key binding is a script. Scripts in ``pwncat`` can be specified as a string, which can only contain a
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single command, or as a code block surrounded by curly braces. When in code block mode, you can use as many commands
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as you like, and even insert comments, blank lines, etc.
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.. code-block:: bash
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bind "a" {
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# you can bind a series of commands which you
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# do very often to a key, if you find it helpful.
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privesc -l
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persist -s
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tamper
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}
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.. _`documentation here`: https://python-prompt-toolkit.readthedocs.io/en/master/pages/advanced_topics/key_bindings.html#list-of-special-keys |