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docs/commands.md

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+### Commands in Command mode
+* `q, quit`               - quit
+* `q!, quit!`             - force quit (don't save)
+* `r, read [filename]`    - read a file
+* `w, write [filename]`   - save a file
+* `export <filename>`     - export selected object/sprite to text file
+* `delete`                - delete selected
+* `deselect`              - deselect all
+* `help [topic]`          - help overview or given topic
+* `tutorial`              - start the tutorial

docs/modes.md

@@ -11,13 +11,3 @@ Texel uses modes similar to `vim` but more complex.
 
 The default mode is `Object`. Each mode can be reversed to previous one via `ESC`.
 The `Command` mode can be entered from any mode except `Write` (so you can type `:` directly).
-
-### Commands in Command mode
-* `q, quit`               - quit
-* `q!, quit!`             - force quit (don't save)
-* `r, read [filename]`    - read a file
-* `w, write [filename]`   - save a file
-* `import <filename>`     - import object/sprite from text file
-* `export <filename>`     - export selected object/sprite to text file
-* `delete`                - delete selected
-* `deselect`              - deselect all

docs/overview.md

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ Texel also has a "commandline" accessed with the `:` key.
 
 Use `:help` to get started or `:tutorial` for a quick intro tutorial in texel itself.
 
+## [Commands](commands.md)
+
 ## [Modes](modes.md)
 
 ## [Keymap](keymap.md)