* bug#14037: 24.3.50; Transpose characters with negative argument does not move point
@ 2013-03-23 2:04 Ivan Andrus
2015-11-13 15:22 ` bug#14037: control message for bug 14037 Ivan Andrus
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From: Ivan Andrus @ 2013-03-23 2:04 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: 14037
Calling `transpose-chars' with a negative prefix argument now leaves
point unchanged. It used to move point backwards so that it was
possible to "push" a character backwards through the buffer by repeating
(transpose-chars -1). This is something that I do occasionally and it's
very handy in much the same way that transpose-chars with a positive
prefix argument (or none) can be used to "pull" a character forward
through the buffer. I believe that other transpose functions are also
affected. IIRC the commit responsible is revno: 111284, though I did
the bisection a while ago. I'm sorry I forgot to send a bug report
until now.
-Ivan
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* bug#14037: control message for bug 14037
2013-03-23 2:04 bug#14037: 24.3.50; Transpose characters with negative argument does not move point Ivan Andrus
@ 2015-11-13 15:22 ` Ivan Andrus
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From: Ivan Andrus @ 2015-11-13 15:22 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: control, 14037
merge 14037 20698
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