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- ~backward-cexp() Move to the beginning the previous C subexpression.
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- This command moves to the beginning of the previous or immediately
- enclosing C subexpression.
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- ~end-of-defun() Move to the end of the current function.
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- This command moves to the end of the current C function.
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- ~forward-cexp() Move to the end of the next C subexpression.
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- This command moves to the end of the next or immediately enclosing C
- subexpression.
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- ~indent-function() Format the entire function.
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- This command moves from the top of the current function to the
- bottom of the current function and will format each line according to
- the variables set in the C indent module.
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- ~kill-cexp() Delete the current C subexpression.
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- This command will delete all characters contained in the currently
- enclosing C subexpression.
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- ~list-functions() Show a list of all functions in the current file.
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- This command will list all C functions defined within the current
- source file.
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- ~mark-function() Make the current region surround the current function.
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- This command will place mark at the beginning of the current C function
- and place point at the end of the current C function and will turn the
- highlight on for this region.
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- ~start-of-defun() Move to the beginning of the current function.
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- This command will move to the beginning of the current C function.
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- ~up-level() Move to the beginning of the currently enclosing brace level.
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- This command will move to the beginning of the currently enclosing
- braces (as opposed to enclosing C subexpression).
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