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Subject: Re: New V1.2G1 EMACS
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Date: Wed, 10-Dec-86 05:27:27 EST
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In article <1033@steinmetz.steinmetz.UUCP> jesup@kbsvax.UUCP (Jesup) writes:
>Please fix the ^t problem.  It is supposed to switch the last two characters
>(the two before the cursor), not the one before the cursor and the one under
>it.

I haven't looked at the docs, but whether C-t toggles the two
characters before the cursor or the one it's one and the one before it
depends on which emacs you've got. The behavior you describe is what
most variants of microemacs do. Likewise, whether C-t moves the cursor
forward a character depends on which editor you've got. I've seen
three of the four possible behaviors. Oh, yeah - mg1a does what you
want, naturally! [And yes, I just checked it in this letter :-]

>Other than that I think it's real nice (now if only it had mlisp macros :-).

Ah, but the result would be so big. After I get os/9 and 4.5Meg, I'll
work on porting GNU :-).

	<mike