Hi!
On 02/09/06 08:59, Szasz Pal wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I was wondering if it would be possible to write a simple macro to go to
>the end of the line, but before the comment.
>Ie. if I have a line like:
>
> int d2 = b*b + c*c; // calculates the distance's square
>
>Now, if I press END, the cursor goes after the "square".
>What am I thinking is if I press CTRL+END for example, the cursor would
>go after the "c*c;"
>
>Is it possible?
>
>
I think the following macro works:
(defmacro 'Move End'
(eval
(SendCommands cmcLineEnd)
(= "stx" (GetSyntaxAtCursor))
(if (& stx (| edfInsideCom edfInsideCom2 edfComInside))
(eval
(loop
(= "stx" (GetSyntaxAtCursor))
(ShowInStatusLine (+ "" stx))
(if (not (& stx (| edfInsideCom edfInsideCom2 edfComInside)))
(exitloop))
(if (== (GetCursorX) 0) (exitloop))
(SendCommands cmcCharLeft)
)
(SendCommands cmcCharLeft cmcCharLeft)
)
)
)
)
Isn't perfect, by I think it will do the job for the case you mention.
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