Le 20/02/2018 à 15:53, Jürgen Spitzmüller a écrit :
No, I see the same. i was mislead since that was the place where the
next inset ended.
But it is odd to consider the workarea an "inset" (at least this should
be elaborated in the documentation).
inset-select-all does the same, for example. Each inset is considered as
a small document in itself.
[1] command-sequence flex-insert Enquote ; char-backward ; inset-toggle
; char-forward ; inset-end ; char-forward
(you see that the purpose of the last three lfuns is simply to jump
over the inset)
What you need is a function that leaves the inset by the end. I'd say
that "escape" does that.
Indeed inset-end is not predictable for scripting, like inset-select-all
presumably.
But to jump over the newly created inset, what about word-right in this
case?
JMarc
