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Programmer's
Editor 14.04
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Interrupting a Command
You
can interrupt a command by pressing Ctrl-g, the default abort
key. For example, you can use Ctrl-g to stop an incremental search
on a very long file if you don't feel like waiting. You can set the
abort key with the set-abort-key command. If you interrupt
Epsilon while reading a file from disk or writing a file to disk, it
will ask you whether you want to abort or continue. Typing the abort
key also cancels any currently executing keyboard macros. Aborting
normally only works when a command checks for it.
Standard bindings:
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