C-u | Repeat the next command 4 times |
C-u
n | Repeat the next command
n
times, where
n
is an integer. For example, the command
C-u 80= would insert eighty
equal signs (“=”). |
C-o | Open the line, that is, split it in two at point. |
C-q | Quote: insert the next character even if it's
one of the special emacs characters. |
C-t | Transpose two characters (before and at point). |
M-t | Transpose two words (around point). |
C-x 2 | Split the screen into two independent
screens. |
C-x o | In split-screen mode, go to the other screen. |
C-x 1 | Unsplit the screen, keeping the half that
contains point. |
M-C-v | In split-screen mode, page down the other screen. |
M-q | Reformat the current paragraph. |
C-u n
C-x f | Set the line length to
n. |
M-u | Uppercase the word at point. |
M-l | Lowercase the word at point. |
M-c | Capitalize the word at point. |