Hello,
Is there any reason why the C-a keys in xmaxima (which move to the
beginning of the line), go back to the left of the line label, rather
than to the right of the line label?
This does not happen in command line maxima.
Also, at one time Jaime told me how to recall earlier commands in an
analogous way to using the bash shell. The command Alt-p goes back
'line-by-line' but I would like to jump back to a line which starts
with a given character.
E.g.
If I have things like
(%i10) x = 4.0;
(%o10) x = 4.0
(%i11) f: sin(x);
(%o11) sin(x)
(%i12) a_var: 2;
(%o12) 2
(%i13) f: a_var*sin(x);
(%o13) 2 sin(x)
(%i14) plot2d(f,[x,0,6]);
(%o14)
Is there a single key shortcut to make the current line
a_var: 2
(for the purposes of changing a_var)
(i.e., without simply doing three Alt-p's) ?
TIA,
-sen
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