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To elaborate a little: "M-x goto-line which is bound to M-g g, or M-g M-g." Naming the function "goto-line" in full can make it easier to remember for a reade
by craigsmansion 8y ago
To elaborate a little:
"M-x goto-line which is bound to M-g g, or M-g M-g."
Naming the function "goto-line" in full can make it easier to remember for a reader, providing a fallback for when the key-chord isn't part of muscle-memory yet, and provides an easy way to look up the binding in emacs itself:
C-h f <ctrl-h(elp)-f(unction)>
"Describe function:" goto-line
"[..] It is bound to M-g g, M-g M-g [..]"
- 0db532a0 8y ago`C-h k M-g g` (k for key) will also describe what the key-chord `M-g g` is bound to. Also, `C-h k` is bound to the function `describe-key`.