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The pull-word command on Ctrl-<Up> and F3
can now retrieve completions from the current tags file, when there are
no more completions earlier in the buffer. It can pull text at
prompts, so you can use it to easily search for more instances of a
word, without typing the whole word or navigating to it first. It can
pull text when point is inside a word, making editing easier. And it
now skips adjacent duplicate words.
Use the new comment-region command on Ctrl-c Ctrl-r to comment
out a range of text, using commenting rules for the current mode on
all lines in the region. With a numeric prefix argument like Ctrl-u
Ctrl-c Ctrl-r, it uncomments lines in the region.
In some modes Epsilon now reindents the current line when you press
<Enter>, in addition to indenting the new one. The variables
c-reindent-previous-line, vbasic-reindent-previous-line,
and default-reindent-previous-line control this.
Alt-q now knows how to fill comments in more languages. Auto-breaking
of comment lines is now enabled in more languages. The new variable
auto-fill-comment-rules lets you customize when and how Epsilon
breaks comment lines.
You can now select which types of items (functions, variables, macros,
etc.) Epsilon will tag, and which the list-definitions command
will display. See the tag-which-items and
list-which-definitions variables. The new (in 12.10)
tag-display-width variable customizes the look of a list of
tags.
The next-error command can now be set to work with telnet or
ssh (see below) buffers, so as it parses error messages from the
compiler running on the server, it translates each file name into a
URL Epsilon can use to retrieve that files. See Internet Support.
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