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Should Text motion commands have no menu entry?
From: |
Vaidheeswaran C |
Subject: |
Should Text motion commands have no menu entry? |
Date: |
Mon, 18 May 2015 01:48:57 +0530 |
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I was looking at the http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/ hoping to
get some inspiration for my "Emacs Primer". Man of the text
navigation commands do NOT have a menu entry. Is it a deliberate
decision? If not, can the situation be changed.
| The most basic buffer movement commands move point (the cursor) by
| rows (lines) or columns (characters):
|
|
| C-f Forward one character C-b Back one character
| C-n Next line C-p Previous line
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|
| Here are some ways to move around in larger increments:
|
| C-a Beginning of line C-e End of line
| M-f Forward one word M-b Back one word
| M-a Previous sentence M-e Next sentence
| M-v Previous screen C-v Next screen
| M-< Beginning of buffer M-> End of buffer
To the above list, I will also add paragraph and page navigation
commands.
- Should Text motion commands have no menu entry?,
Vaidheeswaran C <=