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\subsection{Shopper}
\label{ref:Shopperplugin}

Shopper is a plugin which allows you to maintain reusable shopping lists.
To create a list, use a text editor to write down a list of items (one per
line; note that the line length should not exceed 40 characters) and save the
file as \fname{<name>.shopper}. If you want to separate the items you can do
so by creating categories, which are prepended with `\#'. To open a
\fname{.shopper} file just ``play'' it from the file browser.

\begin{example}
    #groceries
    bananas
    cucumber
    4 apples
    6 apples
    #dairy
    milk
    cheese
\end{example}
Note that it isn't possible to choose exact quantities, but you can create a
number of entries with different quantities in the name of the item, such as
for the apples in the above example.

There are two modes, \emph{edit mode} and \emph{view mode}. The edit mode
shows all the items, and it allows you to select which of the items you want
to buy. When you have finished selecting the items, use the menu to go to the
view mode, and you will see only the items you wish to buy. If you `select'
an item in view mode then that item will be removed from the list.

When you exit Shopper the last view is saved, including which items you have
selected, so if you re-open the shopping list it will be as you left it. There
are additional menu options for clearing the list, selecting all items, showing
and hiding the categories, toggling the categories, and displaying the playback
menu.

\subsubsection{Shopper Keys}
\begin{btnmap}
    \ActionStdOk{}
        \opt{HAVEREMOTEKEYMAP}{& \ActionRCStdOk}
     & Select or clear an item\\

    \ActionStdMenu{} or \ActionStdContext{}
      \opt{HAVEREMOTEKEYMAP}{& \ActionRCStdMenu{} or \ActionRCStdContext}
     & Show menu\\

    \ActionStdCancel{}
        \opt{HAVEREMOTEKEYMAP}{& \ActionRCStdCancel}
    & Exit\\
\end{btnmap}