Walk the buffer list looking for matches with subString on initial characters @param subString @param result @param keySet @return subsection of map,

Get the correct working set, if working sets are present in environment The Eclipse UI's default 'Other Projects' entry is not represented in the mana

@see com.mulgasoft.emacsplus.minibuffer.WithMinibuffer#handlesAlt()

Check for presence of digit-argument bindings @return true if digit-argument is relevant

charEvent fragment: process any text char, but also treat it as a <CR> @param event

Greedy comment determinator: Since multiple comments can be adjacent, return the one furthest from the from the offset @param doc - what's up @param

Check if we're in a String (assuming the editor supports string categories) @param document @param dir @param cpos @param stringChar @return the offs

@param editor @param document @param lines the contents of the rectangle @throws BadLocationException

Insert whitespace (tabs or spaces as appropriate) into document at off When replacing, emacs clears the segment if the line length is less than the co

Check if we're at buffer top (or top of narrowed region) @param editor @param selection @return true is condition satisfied, else false

Don't match with bracket if it is a character constant @param doc @param offset @param initOffset @return true if character at offset is not just a

@return the installed state

Commands that need to specify arg-value based processing should override this @return true is command should loop

@return the lower case

Returns true if the character at the specified position is a valid match for the specified end character. To be a valid match, it must be in the appr

@return the regexLD

@return the searchEnabled

Returns true of the specified character is a start character. @param c a character @return true exactly if the character is a start character

Is this the ids of standard Eclipse commands that we adapt to calling with the C-u argument @param id @return true if we want to provide support for C

Does the command string contain wild cards? @param searchStr @return true if wildcards present

Does the command string contain wild cards? @param searchStr @return true if wildcards present

Merge all stacks into one @param apart - the selected MPart

Format command name string to Emacs standard by lower-casing and replacing any spaces with dashes @param name the command name string @return modifie

Splits the given string into a list of strings. This method is the converse of <code>createList</code>. <p> Subclasses must implement this method. </p

Print the details about a parameterized command on the Emacs+ console @param cmd @param console

On universal key detection, process appropriately depending on state of count, etc.

Add new element to the front of the ring. If the length is exceeded, drop the last element @param document @param element

Queue the definition start @param editor @param uArg

Remove the selection changed listener @param selectionProvider

@param event

Attempt to restore bindings in the array This requires the internal BindingService.addBinding method @param bindings @param bs

Turn on searching, or continue through array if already searching

Move to the beginning of the next line in sequence @return true on success, false when we've run out of lines

Change the enabled state of the beeper @param beepon

Set the alternate highlight color from preferences @param color RGB from preference setting

Set whether we're currently executing within a minibuffer @param minibuffer or null

force lower case if true @param lowercase

Expose setName functionality @see org.eclipse.ui.console.AbstractConsole#setName(java.lang.String)