Module `Ecaml__.Point`

"Point" is a special buffer position used by many editing commands. Like other positions, point designates a place between two characters (or before the first character, or after the last character), rather than a particular character. The value of point is a number no less than 1, and no greater than the buffer size plus 1.

Each buffer has its own value of point, which is independent of the value of point in other buffers. Each window also has a value of point, which is independent of the value of point in other windows on the same buffer. This is why point can have different values in various windows that display the same buffer. When a buffer appears in only one window, the buffer's point and the window's point normally have the same value, so the distinction is rarely important.

(Info-goto-node "(elisp)Point").

val get : unit -> Ecaml.Position.t: (describe-function 'point).

val min : unit -> Ecaml.Position.t: (describe-function 'point-min).

val max : unit -> Ecaml.Position.t: (describe-function 'point-max).

val goto_char : Ecaml.Position.t -> unit: (describe-function 'goto-char).

val goto_max : unit -> unit: goto_max () = goto_char (max ())

val goto_min : unit -> unit: goto_min () = goto_char (min ())

val beginning_of_line : unit -> unit: (describe-function 'beginning-of-line).

val end_of_line : unit -> unit: (describe-function 'end-of-line).

val count_lines : start:Ecaml.Position.t -> end_:Ecaml.Position.t -> int: (describe-function 'count-lines).

val goto_first_non_blank : unit -> unit: (describe-function 'back-to-indentation).

val forward_char_exn : int -> unit: forward_char_exn n moves point n characters forward (backward if n is negative). forward_char_exn raises on reaching end or beginning of buffer. (describe-function 'forward-char).

val backward_char_exn : int -> unit: backward_char_exn n = forward_char_exn (- n).

val delete_forward_char_exn : int -> unit: (describe-function 'delete-char).

val delete_backward_char_exn : int -> unit: delete_backward_char_exn n = delete_forward_char_exn (- n).

val forward_line : int -> unit: forward_line n moves n lines forward (backward if n is negative). Precisely, if point is on line i, move to the start of line i + n ("start of line" in the logical order). If there isn’t room, go as far as possible (no error). (describe-function 'forward-line). (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Text Lines")

val forward_line_exn : int -> unit: forward_line_exn n is like forward_line n, but it raises if it could not move the full n lines.

val backward_line : int -> unit: backward_line n = forward_line (- n).

val forward_sexp_exn : int -> unit: (describe-function 'forward-sexp) (Info-goto-node "(elisp)List Motion")

val backward_sexp_exn : int -> unit: (describe-function 'backward-sexp) (Info-goto-node "(elisp)List Motion")

val forward_word : int -> unit: (describe-function 'forward-word) (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Word Motion")

val backward_word : int -> unit: (describe-function 'backward-word) (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Word Motion")

val following_char : unit -> Ecaml.Char_code.t: (describe-function 'following-char)

val line_number : unit -> int: line_number returns the line number of the character after point, where the first line of the buffer is line 1. (describe-function 'line-number-at-pos). (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Text Lines")

val is_beginning_of_buffer : unit -> bool: (describe-function 'bobp)

val is_end_of_buffer : unit -> bool: (describe-function 'eobp)

val column_number : unit -> int: column_number returns the colum of point, where the beginning of line is column 0. (describe-function 'current-column). (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Columns")

val goto_column : int -> unit: goto_column c moves point to column c on the current line. (describe-function 'move-to-column). (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Columns")

val goto_line : int -> unit: goto_line l = goto_min (); forward_line (l - 1)

val indent_line_to : column:int -> unit: (describe-function 'indent-line-to)

val insert : string -> unit: (describe-function 'insert)

val insert_text : Ecaml.Text.t -> unit
val insert_file_contents_exn : string -> unit: (describe-function 'insert-file-contents)

val insert_file_contents_literally : string -> unit: (describe-function 'insert-file-contents-literally)

val kill_word : int -> unit: (describe-function 'kill-word).

val marker_at : unit -> Ecaml.Marker.t: (describe-function 'point-marker).

val marker_at_min : unit -> Ecaml.Marker.t: (describe-function 'point-min-marker).

val marker_at_max : unit -> Ecaml.Marker.t: (describe-function 'point-max-marker).

val next_line : unit -> unit: (describe-function 'next-line).

val previous_line : unit -> unit: (describe-function 'previous-line).

val scroll_up : int -> unit

type 'a with_search_options = ?⁠bound:Ecaml.Position.t -> ?⁠update_last_match:bool -> 'a

val search_backward : (string -> bool) with_search_options
val search_backward_exn : (string -> unit) with_search_options
val search_forward : (string -> bool) with_search_options
val search_forward_exn : (string -> unit) with_search_options
val search_backward_regexp : (Ecaml.Regexp.t -> bool) with_search_options
val search_backward_regexp_exn : (Ecaml.Regexp.t -> unit) with_search_options
val search_forward_regexp : (Ecaml.Regexp.t -> bool) with_search_options
val search_forward_regexp_exn : (Ecaml.Regexp.t -> unit) with_search_options
val looking_at : ?⁠update_last_match:bool -> Ecaml.Regexp.t -> bool: looking_at regexp returns true if the text after point matches regexp. (describe-function 'looking-at) (describe-function 'looking-at-p) (Info-goto-node "(elisp)Regexp Search")

val recenter : ?⁠screen_line:int -> unit -> unit: (describe-function 'recenter)