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What I've typically done: output things as groups of lines, separated by blank lines, then use C-<up> (backward-paragraph) and C-<down> (forward-paragraph) to m
by to3m 10y ago
What I've typically done: output things as groups of lines, separated by blank lines, then use C-<up> (backward-paragraph) and C-<down> (forward-paragraph) to move between the blank lines.
Also an option: C-x [ (backward-page) and C-x ] (forward-page) to move between occurrences of ^L (ASCII 12 - you can enter it in a buffer with C-q C-l).
- dilap 10y agoThat's a neat hack, though I'd still rather just use long lines -- it's easier, and it plays nicely with tools like grep. Come on emacs, other editors can handle them! :)