On Mar 05, 2010, at 07:00 PM, Andreas Roehler wrote: >question is: how to edit small units in python-code? > >Let's consider piece below from Dive Into Python: > > result = roman71.fromRoman(numeral) > >Beside of operators three python-words are here: > >result / roman71 / fromRoman(numeral) > >which should possible be picked with one command/key. >Resp. copied, deleted, maybe transposed etc.
Aren't there already key bindings for these. E.g. M-f == py-forward-into-nomenclature M-C-f == forward-sexp Well you need two keystrokes to get all of 'fromRoman(numeral)' or of course you could just use C-e == move-end-of-line At least, it's never seemed there was anything lacking to me. -Barry
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