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Topic       : Pure C Documentation
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View Ref-File[ block operations ]

... use the paste buffer to move text blocks from one location to
another within a window or between windows.  All operations which
write to the paste buffer destroy its previous contents.

Cut CONTROL-X or 'Delete' copies the selected block to the paste
buffer and deletes it from the window.

CONTROL-Y copies the current line to the paste buffer and deletes
it from the window.

Copy or CONTROL-C copies the selected block to the paste buffer.

Paste or CONTROL-V or 'Insert' inserts the paste buffer contents
at the cursor location.

'Backspace' deletes the selected block.

'Undo' un-does the last block (or character) operation.

Shift Left or CONTROL-J removes a tab from the start of each line
within the selected block (or the equivalent number of spaces).

Shift Right or CONTROL-K adds a tab to the start of each line
within the selected block.

Print Selection or CONTROL-D prints the block.

Find Selection or CONTROL-I locates the next occurrence of the
block (and selects it).

See also block selection.