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Exploring Emacs Navigation
In this lab, you will be opening a file in Emacs and navigating a buffer by various Emacs keys and using a search function. In addition, you will select a region of text within a buffer. Basic knowledge of opening files, along with searching and moving in Emacs, is recommended. Upon completing this lab, you will know how to open a file in Emacs, use basic navigation keys to move around a buffer, search text, and select a region of text.
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Challenge
Open the File /tmp/emacs_navigation
- Start Emacs
- Using Emacs, open the file
/tmp/emacs_navigation.
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Challenge
Test Emacs Movement
- Jump to the end of the buffer.
- Jump to the start of the buffer.
- Move by word to the end of the first sentence in the buffer.
- Jump to the beginning of the first sentence in the buffer.
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Challenge
Test Emacs Incremental Search
- Use incremental search to find the phrase "Hello Gurus".
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Test Emacs Region Selection
- Select all the text that follows the phrase "Hello Gurus".
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