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PHRASE~DOC~ ~FILENAME~(PHRASE macros for handling phrases
 ~DOC~ & Setup PHRASE LibraryWS Assign C-, M-, C-M-, and ^X-,
and initialize qPhrase Delimiters if undefined
~DOC~ ^R Forward Phrase`^R Move forward over one or more phrases.
A phrase contains the punctuation mark that ends it.  Move
forward, therefore, past <arg> punctuation marks.  (The phrase-
defining search string is in qPhrase Delimiters)
~DOC~ ^R Backward Phrase^R Move backward over one or more phrases.
A phrase contains the punctuation mark that ends it.  Move
backwards, therefore, past <arg> punctuation marks, leaving
the pointer just following the last one.  (The phrase-defining
search string is in qPhrase Delimiters)
~DOC~ ^R Mark Phrase.^R Mark one or more surrounding phrases.
Sets the point before and the mark after the current phrase (the one
containing the point).  If an explicit arg is given, |n|-1 others are
included, following the current one if the argument is positive,
preceding it if the argument is negative.  (Notes:  A phrase
contains the punctuation mark that ends it.  The phrase-defining
search string is kept in qPhrase Delimiters.)
~DOC~ ^R Delete PhraseN^R Delete one (or several) phrases.
Deletes from the pointer forwards (or backwards, if given
a negative argument) through <arg> phrases.  Note that
^R Mark Phrase followed by ^R Kill Region will delete the
entire phrase surrounding the cursor; ^R Delete Phrase deletes
only the part following (or preceding) the cursor.  (Notes:
A phrase contains the punctuation mark ending it.  The phrase-
defining search string is kept in qPhrase Delimiters.)
~DIRECTORY~e& Setup PHRASE Library
^R Forward Phrase
^R Backward Phrase
^R Mark Phrase
^R Delete Phrase


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