Post by len on Jan 15, 2014 6:16:10 GMT -5
A funny sequence of events puts the cursor in the wrong position. It goes like this:
- I repeat a line using the R line command.
- I position the cursor on a position in the line I repeated from.
- I use ctrl-delete (it is mapped to (eraseEOL)) to erase the end part of the line.
- I move the cursor a few lines down and use the R command on that line too to repeat the same procedure on that line.
- Now the cursor is positioned at the first deleted character on the line that I repeated in the first place.
This is not a big issue, but I use a sequence like this sometimes when I split a Cobol line in two because a variable name becomes too long to fit before the PIC specification.
- I repeat a line using the R line command.
- I position the cursor on a position in the line I repeated from.
- I use ctrl-delete (it is mapped to (eraseEOL)) to erase the end part of the line.
- I move the cursor a few lines down and use the R command on that line too to repeat the same procedure on that line.
- Now the cursor is positioned at the first deleted character on the line that I repeated in the first place.
This is not a big issue, but I use a sequence like this sometimes when I split a Cobol line in two because a variable name becomes too long to fit before the PIC specification.
