4.3 Getting started with the editor

4.3.6 More sophisticated movement

The editor provides a number of commands allowing you to move about the buffer in a more sophisticated fashion. When you have mastered the basic commands described above, you will find the following commands very useful.
KeyExplanation
Esc f or C--->Move forwards one word
Esc b or C-¬Move backwards one word
C-a or HomeMove to the beginning of the current line
C-e or EndMove to the end of the current line
Esc [Move to the beginning of the current paragraph
Esc ]Move to the end of the current paragraph
C-PageUpMove cursor to top of window
Esc >Move to the end of the buffer
Esc <Move to the top of the buffer

In addition, you can move the cursor to a specific line number in the buffer by choosing Buffer > Goto Line and specifying a line number.


FreeLisp User's Guide - 5 FEB 1996

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