Re: Don't move to eol in end-of-defun?

[Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org>]

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  > In Java, it's a common style to have hanging parentheses:

  > class C <1>{<2>
  >   void foo() {
  >   }<3>
  > }<4>

  > If we're at position <1> and press C-M-e, then it's logical to move to
  > <4>,

I'm not convinced.  I made end-of-defun move to the newline between defuns,
usually, because there are situations where it is useful to end up there.
One of them is in C-M-h (mark-defun), but it's not that alone.

I think these reasons apply to all languages, especially when there's
a blank line between the defuns.

If you want to end up at the closing delimiter, you can use C-M-a C-M-f.

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