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# Line 90  lines, unless you give it a numeric argu Line 90  lines, unless you give it a numeric argu
90  </p>  </p>
91  <p>  The commands used in Picture mode all work in other modes (provided the  <p>  The commands used in Picture mode all work in other modes (provided the
92  <tt>`picture'</tt> library is loaded), but are only  bound to keys in  <tt>`picture'</tt> library is loaded), but are only  bound to keys in
93  Picture mode.  Note that the descriptions below talk of moving &quot;one  Picture mode.  Note that the descriptions below talk of moving &ldquo;one
94  column&quot; and so on, but all the picture mode commands handle numeric  column&rdquo; and so on, but all the picture mode commands handle numeric
95  arguments as their normal equivalents do.  arguments as their normal equivalents do.
96  </p>  </p>
97  <a name="IDX1090"></a>  <a name="IDX1090"></a>
# Line 201  in other modes), or with one of the pict Line 201  in other modes), or with one of the pict
201  </tr></table>  </tr></table>
202  <h2 class="section"> 24.2 Controlling Motion After Insert </h2>  <h2 class="section"> 24.2 Controlling Motion After Insert </h2>
203    
204  <p>  Since &quot;self-inserting&quot; characters just overwrite and move point in  <p>  Since &ldquo;self-inserting&rdquo; characters just overwrite and move point in
205  Picture mode, there is no essential restriction on how point should be  Picture mode, there is no essential restriction on how point should be
206  moved.  Normally point moves right, but you can specify any of the eight  moved.  Normally point moves right, but you can specify any of the eight
207  orthogonal or diagonal directions for motion after a &quot;self-inserting&quot;  orthogonal or diagonal directions for motion after a &ldquo;self-inserting&rdquo;
208  character.  This is useful for drawing lines in the buffer.  character.  This is useful for drawing lines in the buffer.
209  </p>  </p>
210  <dl compact="compact">  <dl compact="compact">
# Line 221  character.  This is useful for drawing l Line 221  character.  This is useful for drawing l
221  <dd><p>Move down after insertion (<code>picture-movement-down</code>).  <dd><p>Move down after insertion (<code>picture-movement-down</code>).
222  </p></dd>  </p></dd>
223  <dt> <kbd>C-c `</kbd></dt>  <dt> <kbd>C-c `</kbd></dt>
224  <dd><p>Move up and left (&quot;northwest&quot;) after insertion <br>(<code>picture-movement-nw</code>).  <dd><p>Move up and left (&ldquo;northwest&rdquo;) after insertion <br>(<code>picture-movement-nw</code>).
225  </p></dd>  </p></dd>
226  <dt> <kbd>C-c '</kbd></dt>  <dt> <kbd>C-c '</kbd></dt>
227  <dd><p>Move up and right (&quot;northeast&quot;) after insertion <br>  <dd><p>Move up and right (&ldquo;northeast&rdquo;) after insertion <br>
228  (<code>picture-movement-ne</code>).  (<code>picture-movement-ne</code>).
229  </p></dd>  </p></dd>
230  <dt> <kbd>C-c /</kbd></dt>  <dt> <kbd>C-c /</kbd></dt>
231  <dd><p>Move down and left (&quot;southwest&quot;) after insertion  <dd><p>Move down and left (&ldquo;southwest&rdquo;) after insertion
232  <br>(<code>picture-movement-sw</code>).  <br>(<code>picture-movement-sw</code>).
233  </p></dd>  </p></dd>
234  <dt> <kbd>C-c \</kbd></dt>  <dt> <kbd>C-c \</kbd></dt>
235  <dd><p>Move down and right (&quot;southeast&quot;) after insertion  <dd><p>Move down and right (&ldquo;southeast&rdquo;) after insertion
236  <br>(<code>picture-movement-se</code>).  <br>(<code>picture-movement-se</code>).
237  </p></dd>  </p></dd>
238  </dl>  </dl>
# Line 243  character.  This is useful for drawing l Line 243  character.  This is useful for drawing l
243  <a name="IDX1101"></a>  <a name="IDX1101"></a>
244  <p>  Two motion commands move based on the current Picture insertion  <p>  Two motion commands move based on the current Picture insertion
245  direction.  The command <kbd>C-c C-f</kbd> (<code>picture-motion</code>) moves in the  direction.  The command <kbd>C-c C-f</kbd> (<code>picture-motion</code>) moves in the
246  same direction as motion after &quot;insertion&quot; currently does, while <kbd>C-c  same direction as motion after &ldquo;insertion&rdquo; currently does, while <kbd>C-c
247  C-b</kbd> (<code>picture-motion-reverse</code>) moves in the opposite direction.  C-b</kbd> (<code>picture-motion-reverse</code>) moves in the opposite direction.
248  </p>  </p>
249  <hr size="6">  <hr size="6">
# Line 270  C-b</kbd> (<code>picture-motion-reverse< Line 270  C-b</kbd> (<code>picture-motion-reverse<
270  <p>  Two kinds of tab-like action are provided in Picture mode.  <p>  Two kinds of tab-like action are provided in Picture mode.
271  Context-based tabbing is done with <kbd>M-<kbd>TAB</kbd></kbd>  Context-based tabbing is done with <kbd>M-<kbd>TAB</kbd></kbd>
272  (<code>picture-tab-search</code>).  With no argument, it moves to a point  (<code>picture-tab-search</code>).  With no argument, it moves to a point
273  underneath the next &quot;interesting&quot; character that follows whitespace in  underneath the next &ldquo;interesting&rdquo; character that follows whitespace in
274  the previous non-blank line.  &quot;Next&quot; here means &quot;appearing at a  the previous non-blank line.  &ldquo;Next&rdquo; here means &ldquo;appearing at a
275  horizontal position greater than the one point starts out at&quot;.  With an  horizontal position greater than the one point starts out at&rdquo;.  With an
276  argument, as in <kbd>C-u M-<kbd>TAB</kbd></kbd>, the command moves to the next such  argument, as in <kbd>C-u M-<kbd>TAB</kbd></kbd>, the command moves to the next such
277  interesting character in the current line.  <kbd>M-<kbd>TAB</kbd></kbd> does not  interesting character in the current line.  <kbd>M-<kbd>TAB</kbd></kbd> does not
278  change the text; it only moves point.  &quot;Interesting&quot; characters are  change the text; it only moves point.  &ldquo;Interesting&rdquo; characters are
279  defined by the variable <code>picture-tab-chars</code>, which contains a string  defined by the variable <code>picture-tab-chars</code>, which contains a string
280  of characters considered interesting.  Its default value is  of characters considered interesting.  Its default value is
281  <code>&quot;!-~&quot;</code>.  <code>&quot;!-~&quot;</code>.

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