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a question about emacs# Unix - 噫吁兮，危乎高哉

d*t2003-09-12 07:09

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Hi, everyone,
I'm editing a text file in Emacs. Once I'm in a paragraph and want to move to
the next line (Emaca wrapped the paragraph into several lines but I didn't let
it truncate the text), using the down arrow key brings me to the next
paragraph instead. Does any body know how I can use the down/up arrow keys to
move the cursor in a paragraph as I did in MS Word?
Thanks in advance.

f*h2003-09-12 07:09

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ctrl-n

【在 d*****t 的大作中提到】

: Hi, everyone,
: I'm editing a text file in Emacs. Once I'm in a paragraph and want to move to
: the next line (Emaca wrapped the paragraph into several lines but I didn't let
: it truncate the text), using the down arrow key brings me to the next
: paragraph instead. Does any body know how I can use the down/up arrow keys to
: move the cursor in a paragraph as I did in MS Word?
: Thanks in advance.

d*t2003-09-12 07:09

3 楼

I tried c-n but it jumps to the next paragraph. Since in this text one
paragraph only has one hard-return, I think that's the way c-n is supposed to
function. But is there any way that I can move the cursor vertically within
one paragraph that is wrapped in many lines?

to
let
to

【在 f********h 的大作中提到】

: ctrl-n

f*h2003-09-12 07:09

4 楼

why do you want a whole paragraph as a non-trunked line? If it is indeed a line,
you have no way to move into it.

【在 d*****t 的大作中提到】

: I tried c-n but it jumps to the next paragraph. Since in this text one
: paragraph only has one hard-return, I think that's the way c-n is supposed to
: function. But is there any way that I can move the cursor vertically within
: one paragraph that is wrapped in many lines?
:
: to
: let
: to

d*t2003-09-12 07:09

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The file is written in MS-DOS so one paragraph is one lien. Seems that I have
to be used to it. Thank you for your answer.

line,
to
within

【在 f********h 的大作中提到】

:
: why do you want a whole paragraph as a non-trunked line? If it is indeed a line,
: you have no way to move into it.