Re: Anyone have a 'move-line' function?

[liyer.vijay@gmail.com]

Joe Smith wrote:
> Mathias Dahl wrote:
> > The following is quite ugly but seems to work. ...
>
> liyer.vijay@gmail.com wrote:
> > Here's a solution that doesn't add to the kill-ring ...
>
> Here's what I came up with--after studying your suggestions and
> adapting what I had; Vijay's is simpler but it goes a little weird at
> the file edges: moving the last line down adds empty lines; moving the
> first line up gives an error and leaves point on line 2.

Yes, I noticed that myself today.  transpose-lines has weird behaviour
at the end of the buffer: with one argument, it correctly transposes
but adds a newline.  With a prefix argument, it completely weirds
everything out.  I didn't know about this earlier.

> Thanks again. Comments/corrections welcome.
>
> delete-and-extract-region

This is a function I hadn't known about.  Thanks :-)

Cheers
Vijay

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