emacs，搜索，复制一些文本，然后返回搜索点？

Question

I am doing a search backwards in the text in emacs, then I move the point around and do a modification or copy, but then can I return to the point of the search before or do I still have to search for text around that spot?

Best,

Answer 1

Try

M-x pop-to-mark-command

And you can also get that functionality by Cu SPC or Cu C-@ (ie using a prefix argument with the set-mark-command ).

For more information on the mark ring, read about the mark ring . There is also a global mark ring , which is basically a list of marks across buffers, which you can navigate via Cx C-SPC .

Answer 2

I've tweaked some elisp, point-stack to allow for quick forward/backward through buffers. I've written more on my blog , but the basic idea is f5 to push a location, f6 to jump back, f7 for forward.

Here's and animated gif showing it.

Answer 3

Ctrl + R foo Enter Notice that “Mark saved where search started” message?

... edit ...

Ctrl + U Ctrl + Space Go back to the saved mark

If you used the mark during the “edit” part, press Ctrl + U Ctrl + Space again that many times. The successive marks are stored on a ring (for simple uses, what you see is a mark stack): each time the mark is set, it's pushed onto the stack, and Ctrl + U Ctrl + Space goes to the mark popped from the stack.

You can also use Ctrl + U 42 Ctrl + Space or Ctrl + 4 Ctrl + 2 Ctrl + Space to go back to the 42nd previous mark.

If you put (setq set-mark-command-repeat-pop t) in your .emacs , you can repeat just Ctrl + Space after Ctrl + U Ctrl + Space to go back to successive previous marks.

Answer 4

Before search use Ctrl-space to save your mark. Then do a seach and copy some text. Then, use Ctrl-u-Ctrl-space to pop back to your saved mark.