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Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer
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Kevin Rodgers |
Subject: |
Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer |
Date: |
Tue, 30 Jan 2007 22:10:39 -0700 |
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Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (Macintosh/20061207) |
Matthew Flaschen wrote:
Kevin Rodgers wrote:
(progn
(goto-char (point-max))
(beginning-of-line))
Thanks, that's a bit simpler. I'd seen that command before, but forgot
it (and probably never really understood what it did).
<pedantic>
progn is technically not a command, which is a function with an
interactive form at the beginning of its body (optionally preceded by a
doc string). progn is actually a special form, which is a primitive
function (i.e. implemented in C) whose arguments are not evaluated
before being passed to the function: instead, the special form is
responsible for evaluating them as desired.
See the "Function Type", "Primitive Function Type", "Special Forms", and
"Defining Commands" nodes of the Emacs Lisp manual.
</pedantic>
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Kevin Rodgers
Denver, Colorado, USA
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- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Kevin Rodgers, 2007/01/25
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Matthew Flaschen, 2007/01/25
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Matthew Flaschen, 2007/01/25
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Matthew Flaschen, 2007/01/25
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Kevin Rodgers, 2007/01/30
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Matthew Flaschen, 2007/01/30
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer,
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- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Matthew Flaschen, 2007/01/31
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Kevin Rodgers, 2007/01/30
- Re: Alt-v behavior near beginning of buffer, Matthew Flaschen, 2007/01/30