Re: Tips for quick jumping back and forth

["Andreas Röhler" <andreas.roehler@easy-emacs.de>]

Am 07.07.2012 07:43, schrieb C K Kashyap:
> Dear Emacs friends,
>
> I need some tips for quick jumping around. As in, say I'm editing a line
> and need to go up a couple of paragraphs to edit something and then resume
> at my original position.
> The way I used to accomplish this in Vi was using mm to mark the current
> position into m register and then go somewhere and come back by pressing 'm
>
> Now, I know that in emacs I can do it using C-x-r-<SPC> to mark a position
> into a register and then jump back to it usng C-x-r-j ... is there a better
> way? Rather, what's a better way?
>
> Regards,
> Kashyap
>

use a couple of hard-coded register-commands which got keys

for example

(global-set-key [(control kp-1)] 'gehe-zu-register-x)

with (control u) (control kp-1) the point is registered

(control kp-1) will jump back to it

(defun gehe-zu-register-x (&optional arg)
   "With C-u remember buffer and point"
   (interactive "P")
   (if arg
       (progn
	(window-configuration-to-register ?x)
	(message "%s" "Jump back with \[C-kp-1] or \\C-x j x"))
     (jump-to-register ?x)
     (message "%s"   "With Arg: remember point and buffer")))


Cheers,

Andreas