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I put that sentence into a "scratch.txt" and a .org buffer in emacs, and when I hit M-e (forward-sentence) it just goes to the end of the line ... Then I reali
by kagevf 3y ago
I put that sentence into a "scratch.txt" and a .org buffer in emacs, and when I hit M-e (forward-sentence) it just goes to the end of the line ...
Then I realized that the 1st sentence was missing the extra space after the 2nd period, and then M-e jumped to the end of the first sentence.
In vim, hitting ) in normal mode stopped after each period.
- dpifke 3y agoThen I realized that the 1st sentence was missing the extra space after the 2nd period, and then M-e jumped to the end of the first sentence. Yeah, my comment rendered as HTML, which stripped the double-space from the original text I entered. Using double-space means that the source document is unambiguous, thus you preserve options for whatever renders the text—keep the double-space, strip it, convert it to Unicode, etc.