Re: forward-sentence

[Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.DE>]

Am 07.12.2010 um 18:59 schrieb Drew Adams:

> This regexp shows that "end of
> sentence" includes any whitespace after the punctuation, so "to next  
> end of
> sentence" is strictly correct here.  But I would still think that  
> "past" would
> be better than "to" here, relying on an ordinary, informal  
> understanding of "end
> of sentence", which does not include trailing whitespace.

It's almost a function "next-sentence". I would also prefer a variant  
which ends the jump before the symbol that signals the end of a  
sentence ([.!?]). (I certainly need to edit the text more often than  
this mark. What happens when the actual sentence ends with one of many  
possible quotation marks?)

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