branch: externals/objed
commit 858fcce37df3ad867c984b1351684eff635d3a42
Author: Clemens Radermacher <clem...@posteo.net>
Commit: Clemens Radermacher <clem...@posteo.net>
Rephrase
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@@ -48,13 +48,13 @@ once. This works similar to the way you interact with files
in
`dired`. When marking an object the point moves on to the next object
of this type.
-The object type used for initialization is determined by the mapping
-of the entry command (see `objed-cmd-alist`). For example using
-`beginning-of-defun` will activate `objed` using the `defun` object as
-initial object type. With command `next-line`, `objed` would
-initialize with the `line` object. To activate `objed` without
-movement you can use `objed-activate`, bound to kbd:[M-SPC] by
-default. It uses the region as initial object type.
+The object type used for initialization is determined by the mapping of the
+entry command (see `objed-cmd-alist`). For example using `beginning-of-defun`
+will activate `objed` using the `defun` object as initial object type. With
+command `next-line`, `objed` would initialize with the `line` object. To
+activate `objed` without movement you can use `objed-activate`, bound to
+kbd:[M-SPC] by default. It uses the last command and its mapping in
+`objed-command-alist` to choose the initial object.
Objeds modal state provides basic movement commands which move by
line, word or character. Those switch automatically to the
