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What is the easiest way to skip forward to the first whitespace character after the current cursor? I used to do it just by searching for a space (when I knew there was one there), but now that seems to behave like 'forward-whitespace'forward-whitespace (not sure when this behavior switched, maybe when I transitioned to emacs 24. This is a function I need all the time when defining macros interactively.

Fwiw, 'forward-whitespace'forward-whitespace doesn't work for me because it skips to the last whitespace character in the first block of whitespace after the current cursor.

Thanks for any help you can provide! D

What is the easiest way to skip forward to the first whitespace character after the current cursor? I used to do it just by searching for a space (when I knew there was one there), but now that seems to behave like 'forward-whitespace' (not sure when this behavior switched, maybe when I transitioned to emacs 24. This is a function I need all the time when defining macros interactively.

Fwiw, 'forward-whitespace' doesn't work for me because it skips to the last whitespace character in the first block of whitespace after the current cursor.

Thanks for any help you can provide! D

What is the easiest way to skip forward to the first whitespace character after the current cursor? I used to do it just by searching for a space (when I knew there was one there), but now that seems to behave like forward-whitespace (not sure when this behavior switched, maybe when I transitioned to emacs 24. This is a function I need all the time when defining macros interactively.

Fwiw, forward-whitespace doesn't work for me because it skips to the last whitespace character in the first block of whitespace after the current cursor.

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How to skip forward to first whitespace character?

What is the easiest way to skip forward to the first whitespace character after the current cursor? I used to do it just by searching for a space (when I knew there was one there), but now that seems to behave like 'forward-whitespace' (not sure when this behavior switched, maybe when I transitioned to emacs 24. This is a function I need all the time when defining macros interactively.

Fwiw, 'forward-whitespace' doesn't work for me because it skips to the last whitespace character in the first block of whitespace after the current cursor.

Thanks for any help you can provide! D