nemesis wrote:

> 
> Anyway, someone suggested mouse would make emacs (and vim by extension) 
> obsolete, but this is clearly dull as the mouse is an imprecise analogic 
> tool which simply can't compare to the ease of discrete and concise 
> commands typed as keyboard shortcuts...

Yeah... no. I still use a lot of keyboard shortcuts. When using 
Photoshop, for example, I usually have the tablet's stylus in my right 
hand, and my left hand over the keyboard. I rarely do any "mousing" with 
the stylus. Everything that needs to be done usually has a keyboard 
shortcut. :)

> I rest my case. :)
> 

Yep. But it was the quickest way I could think of. Granted I do scroll 
through a lot with the mouse, or use the drop-down lists to navigate to 
a specific function within a class. I'm also the type that tends to use 
regular expressions to change things en masse.

But here it is with the mouse involved...:

^F3
In the left column, mouse down, drag until you see the first } Mouse Up
^C
^- x2
^V


-- 
~Mike

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