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next-position

Go to the next matching line.  Ctrl-x Ctrl-n

This command moves to the next compiler error message by calling next-error, or to the next match found by the grep command by calling next-match, depending on whether you've run a process or compilation command, or a grep command, most recently.

If a window displays the file containing the match, Epsilon switches to that window. Otherwise, it uses the find-file command to display the file in the current window. It then goes to the appropriate line of the file. A positive numeric argument of n moves to the nth next match. A negative numeric argument of -n moves to the nth previous match. A numeric argument of zero goes to the same place as last time.

More info:

Searching Multiple Files
Compiling From Epsilon



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