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The `undo` versions don’t appear to work.
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Ctrl+A and Ctrl+X will both jump the cursor to the next number on the line.

However, the former will increment the number and the latter will decrement it. You don't want to make any changes, so you have the following options to quickly jump to the next number on the line.

  • Ctrl+ACtrl+X
  • Ctrl+XCtrl+A
  • Ctrl+Au
  • Ctrl+Xu

Ctrl+A and Ctrl+X will both jump the cursor to the next number on the line.

However, the former will increment the number and the latter will decrement it. You don't want to make any changes, so you have the following options to quickly jump to the next number on the line.

  • Ctrl+ACtrl+X
  • Ctrl+XCtrl+A
  • Ctrl+Au
  • Ctrl+Xu

Ctrl+A and Ctrl+X will both jump the cursor to the next number on the line.

However, the former will increment the number and the latter will decrement it. You don't want to make any changes, so you have the following options to quickly jump to the next number on the line.

  • Ctrl+ACtrl+X
  • Ctrl+XCtrl+A
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Rich
Rich
  • 32.6k
  • 4
  • 74
  • 141

Ctrl+A and Ctrl+X will both jump the cursor to the next number on the line.

However, the former will increment the number and the latter will decrement it. You don't want to make any changes, so you have the following options to quickly jump to the next number on the line.

  • Ctrl+ACtrl+X
  • Ctrl+XCtrl+A
  • Ctrl+Au
  • Ctrl+Xu