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text_buffer<-skip_layout
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class text_buffer
Get methods
text_buffer<-sub
text_buffer<-contents
text_buffer<-convert
text_buffer<-find
text_buffer<-find_all_fragments
text_buffer<-find_fragment
text_buffer<-length
text_buffer<-matching_bracket
text_buffer<-matching_quote
text_buffer<-scan
text_buffer<-scan_syntax
text_buffer<-size
text_buffer<-skip_comment
text_buffer<-skip_layout
text_buffer <-skip_layout:
from=int, direction=[{forward,backward}], skip_newline=[bool]
->
index=int
Scan the contents of the
text_buffer
object in the indicating direction, returning the first non-blank character. If skip_newline is
@off
, newlines will not be skipped.
See also
text_buffer
<-
skip_comment
,
text_buffer
<-
scan
,
text_buffer
<-
find
,
regex
->
search
.