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editing:navigation:go_to_line [2018/03/23 12:39] adminediting:navigation:go_to_line [2018/03/23 13:46] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 {{:editing:navigation:goto_dialog.png|HippoEDIT Go To Position dialog}} {{:editing:navigation:goto_dialog.png|HippoEDIT Go To Position dialog}}
 +==== Navigate to a Line ====
 +
 Entering number value will lead to interactive scrolling to the desired line. The editor will automatically correct your input if you enter values going out of bounds. Pressing "Esc" shall dismiss any interactive navigation and brings you back to initial position in the document. Entering number value will lead to interactive scrolling to the desired line. The editor will automatically correct your input if you enter values going out of bounds. Pressing "Esc" shall dismiss any interactive navigation and brings you back to initial position in the document.
  
-==== Navigate to Position ====+==== Navigate to Position ====
 If you want to navigate to a specific column in line, add column number after ":" symbol. If you want to navigate to a specific column in line, add column number after ":" symbol.
  
   12:10 -> navigate to the line 12 column 10   12:10 -> navigate to the line 12 column 10
  
 +==== Navigate Percentage base ====
 +You can also navigate partially, giving a position in the percentage of the document size.
 +  50% -> navigate in the middle of the document
 ==== Relative Navigation ==== ==== Relative Navigation ====
 In addition to absolute navigation, you can also use relative navigation, by adding "-" or "+" symbols before the number value (n). That would result in navigation n lines before ("-") or n lines after the current position. In addition to absolute navigation, you can also use relative navigation, by adding "-" or "+" symbols before the number value (n). That would result in navigation n lines before ("-") or n lines after the current position.
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   +5 -> scroll 5 lines below   +5 -> scroll 5 lines below
   -7 -> scroll 7 lines above   -7 -> scroll 7 lines above
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 +==== Navigate to Absolute Position ====
 +You can also navigate character based, giving the position in the document as a number of characters from the beginning of the document.
 +  :350 -> jump to 350 character from document start
  
 #command #command