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	Cobra	Interactive Query Language	jump

	NAME jump — move marks to the opposite end of a range SYNTAX j[ump] DESCRIPTION By default parentheses, braces, and brackets have a range associated with them. The range is a reference to the matching token, either forward or backward. The user can define additional ranges with stretch commands. A jump command moves each mark that is associated with a range towards the token at the opposite side of the range, if any. For marked tokens without an associated range, the command has no effect. EXAMPLES : m [ : j # move to the matching ] token : j # move back to the original [ token SEE ALSO stretch

Cobra

Interactive Query Language

jump

NAME

jump — move marks to the opposite end of a range

SYNTAX

	j[ump]

DESCRIPTION

By default parentheses, braces, and brackets have a range associated with them. The range is a reference to the matching token, either forward or backward. The user can define additional ranges with stretch commands.
A jump command moves each mark that is associated with a range towards the token at the opposite side of the range, if any. For marked tokens without an associated range, the command has no effect.

EXAMPLES

	: m [
	: j	# move to the matching ] token
	: j	# move back to the original [ token


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