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From: | Ian Eure |
Subject: | Re: Arrow Keys? |
Date: | Sun, 7 Jun 2009 21:58:39 -0700 |
On Jun 7, 2009, at 3:18 PM, Chris Gordon-Smith wrote:
It is a hard habit to lose. I preferred the arrow keys for a very, very long time, but recently came around to the C-fbnp bindings. It's definitely faster then moving my hand over to the arrow keys, and it certainly helps immensely when switching from word or sexp motion to character motion.Chris F.A. Johnson <cfajohnson@gmail.com> wrote:Hmm. Well, I probably do. That may be a hard habit to lose. I'll persistOn 2009-06-07, Chris Gordon-Smith wrote:Hello AllI have recently started using Emacs on a regular basis. I read in the Emacs documentation that it is more efficient to use C-N, C-P etc. rather than arrow keys. Is this really true? I'm persisting with it, but those arrowkeys still seem pretty attractive.That depends on your typing habits. If you sit at the keyboard with your fingers in the home position all the time, then they probably are more efficient. Otherwise, probably not.for a while longer.
Ditto C-v / M-v / C-M-v / C-M-S-v for scrolling. - Ian
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