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Not a complete list, but some Emacs equivalents: M-^ delete-indentation (or join-line) C-x C-t transpose-lines kill-line M-0 C-k kill to beginning of l
by scottjad 14y ago
Not a complete list, but some Emacs equivalents:
M-^ delete-indentation (or join-line)
C-x C-t transpose-lines
kill-line
M-0 C-k kill to beginning of line
djcb-duplicate-line (not built-in)
M-q fill-paragraph
C-c c comment-uncomment
M-c capitalize-word...
org-move-line-up
C-u M-| sort
- yoklov 14y agoM-^ is one of my favorite commands in emacs. I use both sublime and emacs on a daily basis (Sublime has better support for the languages I use at work), and it's a constant source of frustration that C-j in Sublime text joins the line below with the current line, whereas M-^ joins the line above. I guess that's what I get for not using one editor for everything :p