apple-pascal-1.3-manual

Cursor MovesYou can use repeat-factors with all cursor moves. The cursor moves areoutlined below.If You Press Onan Apple The Cursor Movest Ile, Ile up bylinesCONTROL-0 II, II Plus up bylinesi Ile, Ile down by linesCONTROL-L II, II Plus down by lines---+ any right by characters+--- any left by charactersSPACE any in the set direction by charactersTAB Ile, Ile in the set direction, to the next tabstop*CONTROL-I any in the set direction, to the next tabstop*RETURN any in the set direction, to the beginning ofthe next linePage any in the set direction, one full screen=(equal) any to the beginning of the last textInserted, Found, or Replaced* Tab stops are set every eight spaces across the screen.If the cursor appears to the right of a line of text, the Editor acts as thoughthe cursor is positioned immediately after the last character in the line.If the cursor appears to the left of a line of text, the Editor acts as thoughthe cursor were on the first character in the line. When you type acommand, the cursor immediately moves over to the character at thenearest end of the line and begins performing the operation.II-92Chapter 4: The Editor