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Epsilon User's Manual and Reference > 
Command Reference > 
 forward-paragraph| Go to the next paragraph. | Alt-] | 
 
Point travels forward through the buffer until it appears at the
beginning of a paragraph. Blank lines (containing only spaces and
tabs) always separate paragraphs. 
You can control what Epsilon considers a paragraph using two
variables. 
If the buffer-specific variable
indents-separate-paragraphs has a
nonzero value, then a paragraph also begins with a nonblank line that
starts with a tab or a space. 
If the buffer-specific variable tex-paragraphs has
a nonzero value, then Epsilon will not consider as part of a paragraph
any sequence of lines that each start with at sign or period, if that
sequence appears next to a blank line. And lines starting with \begin
or \end or % will also delimit paragraphs. 
More info: 
Paragraphsbackward-paragraph
 mark-paragraph
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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