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[POS1] sets the cursor position to the first character written (in the code area) when the current cursor is to the right of this position.
[POS1] sets the cursor position to column 8 (start of area a) when the current cursor is not to the right of the position mentioned under 1.
[POS1] should ideally place the cursor in column 1 if it is currently at position 8 or before - it doesn't. Workaround: now press [CTRL]+[LEFT] (maybe multiple times if you have multiple "words" in there)
I've "assumed" that [SHIFT]+[POS1] may directly position the cursor in column 1 which is obviously wrong.
Normally cursor positioning functions used with the [SHIFT] modifier does the same it does without it but selects everything from the old position to the new position. This works with [POS1], too and is perfectly fine and correctly.
But when I press [SHIFT]+[POS1] again strange things happen...
What is it supposed to do in this case?
Can we get [POS1] at or before column 1 to jump to col1, too?
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What happens by [SHIFT]+[POS1]?
Strange behaviour of [SHIFT]+[POS1], no possibility to go to column 1
Jun 12, 2017
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I've "assumed" that [SHIFT]+[POS1] may directly position the cursor in column 1 which is obviously wrong.
Normally cursor positioning functions used with the [SHIFT] modifier does the same it does without it but selects everything from the old position to the new position. This works with [POS1], too and is perfectly fine and correctly.
But when I press [SHIFT]+[POS1] again strange things happen...
What is it supposed to do in this case?
Can we get [POS1] at or before column 1 to jump to col1, too?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: