Where can I find a complete list of editing tools in Photos?

Is there a spec or an Apple document that describes Photos in more detail than what's on Apple.com at: https://www.apple.com/osx/photos/ ?

Get started with Photos for OS X
Use Photos and iCloud Photo Library on multiple Mac computers
Find out how much iCloud storage you need for your Photos Library on your Mac
Open Photos with a pic or two to work on. Select an image and double-click to open it in large view. Click on the Edit button on the top right. Now you can examine all the available editing tools.

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i.e.
JFN
35 : 0 : "End" : 76 : "Enter Query"
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Cheers,
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After a painful process of opening a tar at metalink, given references to docs that I can't access/don't exist, then finally given the answer in hex (when Forms wants decimal), I now have the full list which I have converted to decimal for the next guy that hits my problem. phew...
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27 : 0 : "Escape" : 32 : "Exit"
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CANCEL     3     3
CLEAR     0C     12
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CONTROL     11     17
ALT     12     18
PAUSE     13     19
CAPS_LOCK     14     20
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SPACE     20     32
PAGE_UP     21     33
PAGE_DOWN     22     34
END     23     35
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LEFT     25     37
UP     26     38
RIGHT     27     39
DOWN     28     40
COMMA     2C     44
PERIOD     2E     45
SLASH     2F     46
0     30     48
1     31     49
2     32     50
3     33     51
4     34     52
5     35     53
6     36     54
7     37     55
8     38     56
9     39     57
SEMICOLON     3B     59
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A     41     65
B     42     66
C     43     67
D     44     68
E     45     69
F     46     70
G     47     71
H     48     72
I     49     73
J     4A     74
K     4B     75
L     4C     76
M     4D     77
N     4E     78
O     4F     79
P     50     80
Q     51     81
R     52     82
S     53     83
T     54     84
U     55     85
V     56     86
W     57     87
X     58     88
Y     59     89
Z     5A     90
OPEN_BRACKET     5B     91
BACK_SLASH     5C     92
CLOSE_BRACKET     5D     93
NUMPAD0     60     96
NUMPAD1     61     97
NUMPAD2     62     98
NUMPAD3     63     99
NUMPAD4     64     100
NUMPAD5     65     101
NUMPAD6     66     102
NUMPAD7     67     103
NUMPAD8     68     104
NUMPAD9     69     105
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F3     72     114
F4     73     115
F5     74     116
F6     75     117
F7     76     118
F8     77     119
F9     78     120
F10     79     121
F11     7A     122
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Ben
>Wow, what an entrance!
>Welcome to the list PJM_Labview!
Thank you. I usually post on info-labview.
>Where did you get that from?
I did not get it from anywhere or anybody, I built it.
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