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GregLucas: /* Navigating Source Code */

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GregLucas: /* Navigating Text buffers */

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← Older revision		Revision as of 09:39, 27 May 2013
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−	~~The result of dtlcruteivesy modifying literal data like~~ (~~A B~~ C~~) is undefined. Don't do it~~.~~In most of the cases when~~ you ~~think you need~~ to ~~push something on the~~ end of a ~~list~~, ~~you actually don~~'t; ~~PUSH+NREVERSE is often more suitable~~. ~~When you really do need to push things on the end~~ of a ~~list~~, ~~keeping a pointer to the tail~~ of ~~the list~~ is ~~handy~~.~~Counting instructions~~ to ~~see how you're doing is a little premature at this point~~.	+	== Navigating Text Buffers ==
		+
		+	For navigating a buffer while editing text use the following.
		+
		+	{\| class="wikitable"
		+	\|+ Key bindings for navigating text
		+	\|-
		+	! Entity % Movement
		+	! Begin (Backward)
		+	! End (Forward)
		+	! Mark
		+	! Kill Or Cut
		+	\|-
		+	!Character
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-b}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-f}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-@}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-d}}
		+	\|-
		+	!Word
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-b}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-f}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-@}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-d}}
		+	\|-
		+	!Line
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-a}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-e}}
		+	\|
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-k}}
		+	\|-
		+	!Sentence
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-a}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-e}}
		+	\|
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-k}}
		+	\|-
		+	! Paragraph
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-{ }}
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-} }}
		+	\| {{Keys \| M-h }}
		+	\| {{Keys \| {{Keys \| M-h C-w}}
		+	\|-
		+	! Page
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-x [ }}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-x ] }}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-x C-p}}
		+	\|
		+	\|}
		+
		+	=== Notes ===
		+
		+	; Sentence : By default Emacs expects two spaces between sentences. If you prefer to use a single space try {{CustomizeVariable\|sentence-end-double-space}}.
		+	; Paragraph : By default Emacs expects a blank line between paragraphs.
		+	; Page : In "*.el" files and other text files (for example the <tt>NEWS</tt> file, {{Keys\|C-h n}}), text is divided into "pages" delimited by `^L' character. This character can be entered with {{Keys\|C-q C-l}}
		+
		+
		+	== Navigating Source Code ==
		+
		+	For navigating source code (see [[:Category:Programming languages\|Programming languages]]) use the following.
		+
		+	{\| class="wikitable"
		+	\|+ Key bindings for navigating code
		+	\|-
		+	! Entity % Movement
		+	! Begin (Backward)
		+	! End (Forward)
		+	! Mark
		+	! Kill Or Cut
		+	! Up
		+	\|-
		+	! sexp
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-b}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-f}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-@}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-k}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-u}}
		+	\|-
		+	! defun
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-a}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-e}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-h}}
		+	\| {{Keys \| C-M-h C-w}}
		+	\|
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+
		+	=== Notes ===
		+	; sexp
		+	: These are balanced expressions. For example, in [[C]] a block enclosed in a pair of '''{''','''}''' and in [[:Category:Lisp\|Lisp]] a pair of '''(''', ''')'''.
		+	; defun
		+	: A Lisp function definition.
		+	; subword : The use of <tt>CamelCaseIdentifiers</tt> is common in some programming languages. You can enable {{ModeLink\|subword-mode}} to use the standard word-based commands such as {{Keys\|M-f}} and {{Keys\|M-b}} to navigate subwords delimited by capital letters.
		+
		+
		+	[[Category:Beginner]]

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−	~~== Navigating Text Buffers ==~~	+	The result of dtlcruteivesy modifying literal data like (A B C) is undefined. Don't do it.In most of the cases when you think you need to push something on the end of a list, you actually don't; PUSH+NREVERSE is often more suitable. When you really do need to push things on the end of a list, keeping a pointer to the tail of the list is handy.Counting instructions to see how you're doing is a little premature at this point.
−
−	~~For navigating a buffer while editing text use the following.~~
−
−	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
−	~~\|+ Key bindings for navigating text~~
−	\|-
−	~~! Entity % Movement~~
−	~~! Begin~~ (~~Backward~~)
−	~~! End (Forward)~~
−	~~! Mark~~
−	~~! Kill Or Cut~~
−	\|-
−	~~!Character~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-b}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-f}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-@}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-d}}~~
−	\|-
−	~~!Word~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-b}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-f}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-@}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-d}}~~
−	\|-
−	~~!Line~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-a}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-e}}~~
−	\|
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-k}}~~
−	\|-
−	~~!Sentence~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-a}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-e}}~~
−	\|
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-k}}~~
−	\|-
−	~~! Paragraph~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-{ }}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-} }}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| M-h }}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| {{Keys \| M-h C-w}}~~
−	\|-
−	~~! Page~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-x [ }}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-x ] }}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-x C-p}}~~
−	\|
−	\|}
−
−	~~=== Notes ===~~
−
−	~~; Sentence : By default Emacs expects two spaces between sentences~~. If you ~~prefer~~ to ~~use a single space try {{CustomizeVariable\|sentence-~~end~~-double-space}}.~~
−	~~; Paragraph : By default Emacs expects~~ a ~~blank line between paragraphs.~~
−	; ~~Page : In "*.el" files and other text files (for example the <tt>NEWS</tt> file, {{Keys\|C-h n}}), text~~ is ~~divided into "pages" delimited by `^L' character~~. ~~This character can be entered with {{Keys\|C-q C-l}}~~
−
−
−	~~== Navigating Source Code ==~~
−
−	~~For navigating source code (see [[:Category:Programming languages\|Programming languages]]) use~~ the ~~following.~~
−
−	~~{\| class="wikitable"~~
−	~~\|+ Key bindings for navigating code~~
−	\|-
−	~~! Entity % Movement~~
−	~~! Begin (Backward)~~
−	~~! End (Forward)~~
−	~~! Mark~~
−	~~! Kill Or Cut~~
−	~~! Up~~
−	\|-
−	~~! sexp~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-b}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-f}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-@}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-k}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-u}}~~
−	\|-
−	~~! defun~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-~~a}}
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-e}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-h}}~~
−	~~\| {{Keys \| C-M-h C-w}}~~
−	\|
−	\|-
−	\|}
−
−	~~=== Notes ===~~
−	~~; sexp~~
−	~~: These are balanced expressions. For example~~, ~~in [[C]]~~ a ~~block enclosed in a pair~~ of ~~'''{''','''}''' and in [[:Category:Lisp\|Lisp]] a pair of '''(''', ''')'''.~~
−	~~; defun~~
−	~~: A Lisp function definition.~~
−	~~; subword : The use of <tt>CamelCaseIdentifiers</tt>~~ is ~~common in some programming languages~~. ~~You can enable {{ModeLink\|subword-mode}}~~ to ~~use the standard word-based commands such as {{Keys\|M-f}} and {{Keys\|M-b}} to navigate subwords delimited by capital letters~~.
−
−
−	~~[[Category:Beginner]]~~

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 ; defun
 : A Lisp function definition.
-; subword : The use of <tt>CamelCaseIdentifiers</tt> is common in some programming languages. You can enable {{ModeLink|subword-mode}} to use the standard word-based commands to navigate subwords delimited by capital letters.
+; subword : The use of <tt>CamelCaseIdentifiers</tt> is common in some programming languages. You can enable {{ModeLink|subword-mode}} to use the standard word-based commands such as {{Keys|M-f}} and {{Keys|M-b}} to navigate subwords delimited by capital letters.
 [[Category:Beginner]]

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 | {{Keys | C-M-e}}
 | {{Keys | C-M-h}}
+| {{Keys | C-M-h C-w}}
+|
 |-

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 | {{Keys | C-M-e}}
 | {{Keys | C-M-h}}
-| -
 | -
 |}

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-= Navigating Text buffers =
+== Navigating Text Buffers ==
 For navigating a buffer while editing text use the following.
 {| class="wikitable"
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 |}
-= Navigating programming code =
+=== Notes ===
-For navigating in code in any [[:Category:Programming languages|Programming language]] use the following.
+; Sentence : By default Emacs expects two spaces between sentences. If you prefer to use a single space try {{CustomizeVariable|sentence-end-double-space}}.
-; sexp
-: These are balanced expressions. For example, in [[C]] a block enclosed in a pair of '''{''','''}''' and in [[:Category:Lisp|Lisp]] a pair of '''(''', ''')'''.
+== Navigating Source Code ==
 {| class="wikitable"
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 | {{Keys | C-M-k}}
 | {{Keys | C-M-u}}
 |}
 [[Category:Beginner]]

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	\| {{Keys \| C-M-u}}		\| {{Keys \| C-M-u}}
	\|}		\|}
		+
		+
		+	[[Category:Beginner]]

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-= Navigation =
+= Text Navigation =
 ; Sentence : ''Remember'' You need to put two spaces after the full-stop.
 ; Page : In "*.el" files and other text files (for example {{Keys|C-h n}}), text is divided into "pages" delimited by `^L' character.  This character can be entered with {{Keys|C-q C-l}}
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+|
 |}
 ; sexp