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is the location where most editing commands take effect, which is by default indicated by the cursor in the selected window. Emacs remembers the last location of the point for each buffer and when a buffer is activated, Emacs returns the cursor to the last known point.

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I have very practically zero experience with elisp but after reading the intro to programming that comes with emacs and trying out things I was able to put together a function that will evaluate a ...
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Is there a way to cancel the quoted-insert that begins when I press C-q? Sometimes when I mean to press C-w, I miss and hit the Q key instead of the W key. Trying to cancel C-q with C-g inserts a ...
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I'm using Vertico for completion, which uses the command vertico-exit-input to exit, particularly when the input is empty. I would like to trigger this command when I press the left arrow key while ...
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I tried different combinations of save-excursion or ielm-change-working-buffer, but no success. I'm currently trying to see if there's a way to save a point in a buffer (using registers?) and run a ...
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How can I move the text cursor to any of these locations, using Lisp? (let ((beg (progn (skip-syntax-backward "^ " (line-beginning-position)) (point))) (end (...
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I want to make a logger that display line number of the point. In init.el I wrote the following function: (defun logger () "Print logger" (print (concat "print(\"" (what-...
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I have C-a bound to mark-whole-buffer to replicate the "select all" feature of other standard GUI editors (I also use cua-mode), as described in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22544655/...
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When I want to find out a character's face, I usually move point to it, and run M-x describe-face. This approach requires being able to move point to the character of interest, which is not always ...
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