Yes, this is one of the more irritating aspects of Emacs
23. Emacspeak users should set line-move-visual to nil via
Customize
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On 11/20/09, Chris Brannon <cmbrannon79@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned this, so I'll describe it here
> for posterity.
> When I upgraded from Emacs 22 to Emacs 23, I noticed that next-line and
> previous-line weren't working as I expected. They were moving by
> 80-column "screen lines", rather than by logical lines. Do you hear the
> same thing being spoken multiple times as you try to move through a long
> logical line with C-n and C-p? That's an artifact of the way that the
> movement commands now work in emacs 23. Eventually, I got frustrated,
> and I did a google search. The fix is to set line-move-visual to nil.
> I know which Lisp form I'll be adding to my .emacs file!
>
> -- Chris
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