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goto-line

Go to a certain line by number.

Ctrl-x g

This command moves point to the start of the n'th line in the file, where n denotes the command's numeric argument. With no numeric argument, Epsilon will ask for the line number. You may add :col after the line number (or in place of it) to specify a column. The syntax p12345 goes to the specified byte offset instead.

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