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goto-matching-fence(2)
goto-matching-fence(2)goto-matching-fence - Move the cursor to specified line
goto-matching-fence (esc C-f)
goto-matching-fence moves the cursor to the opposing fence character of the character currently under the cursor. The set of fence characters include [], {} and (). i.e. if the character under the cursor is `{' then goto-matching-fence moves the cursor to the opening fence `}', and visa versa.
goto-matching-fence can also be used to move the cursor to matching C/C++ #if, #elif, #else and #endif constructs, cycling through them in the given order.
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Last Modified: 1998/07/06
Generated On: 1999/12/01