30 Nov
2006
30 Nov
'06
4:02 p.m.
On Thu, Nov 30, 2006 at 08:40:10PM +0100, andersvi(a)extern.uio.no wrote:
I was trying to type C-space, move the cursor using C-F (or similar), and then
mark the end of the selection somehow. In other words, I expected that I could
start a selection, move the cursor aribitrarily in any number of steps, and then
somehow tell snd that "that is where I want the selection to end". I read that
very section of the documentation, and it didn't seem to indicate any way to do
that. As a beginner, I had not become comfortable to moving the cursor with
numeric arguments.
-Forest
>>>> "FB" == Forest Bond <forest(a)alittletooquiet.net> writes:
FB> Hmm. I definately wouldn't have come up with that. How do
FB> people normally terminate a selection? Or is it just always
FB> done with the mouse? If so, why have the default C-space
FB> binding at all?
What do you mean by terminating a selection?
Leaving the usual mouse-way aside, typing C-space and moving the
cursor anywhere in the sound makes a selection:
"C-space" ;; set-mark
"C-u 0.1 C-f" ;; move 0.1 second forward
The effect should be 0.1 second of the sound starting from where you
hit C-space is highlighted and made the current selection to do
something with, say:
"C-x a '(0 0 1 1 2 0)"
which should envelope the current selection.