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I use emacs for development and very often need to move to the start of a line (C-a). However if the line is indented, I’d like to move to the point at which code starts.
So while browsing code: ( ) for x in xy|z:. On typing C-a we get this: |( ) for x in xyz:. But instead, I would like this:( ) |for x in xyz:
Here | indicates cursor and () indicate spaces or tabs.
How can I make make this happen?
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