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On 8/14/2013 10:40 AM, Hammack, Ted wrote:
Hi Buck, thanks for your reply.

Wish I knew why User Key Actions works for you without parser having to
be disabled (there must be some other box I need to check or uncheck
somewhere).

As I'm sure you figured out, I'm trying to emulate what I was able to do
in SEU with newline (where, no matter where my cursor is, I could get to
the leftmost position of the prefix area just by hitting one key one
time, and where subsequent hits of the same key act as a down arrow).
Shame on me for trying to emulate SEU I guess. I wouldn't mind playing
around with a Java macro to accomplish this, if anyone can show me how.

For now, I'll just enable parsing & continue to hit
Home-LeftArrow-DownArrow (three steps :-(

I hesitate to hijack a thread but I think it might be informative to
share that I personally haven't used the prefix area in years - in fact
I have it turned off entirely via 'set prefixArea off'! All of the
things I used to do in SEU line number commands seem to have equivalent
or better native editing actions.

I have to jump between Word, Excel, RDP, a browser and who knows what
else all day long. All of these applications copy text the same way:
Hold shift, cursor / home / end to select text, Ctrl-C. They all paste
text the same way: Ctrl-V. I find it very natural that RDP follows the
Windows standard; SEU is the oddball here with line commands. I
definitely understand editor workflow though. It's not a simple snap of
the fingers to switch from one editor to another.

--buck

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