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"Well done! 🙌 You just used the code word for 'c', {grapheme:c}, to refer to the word with a gray hat over the 'c'.\nWhen a hat is not gray, we say its color: say {step:takeBlueSun.yml}",
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"Selecting a single token is great, but oftentimes we need something bigger.\nSay {step:takeHarpPastDrum.yml} to select a range.",
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"Despite its name, one of the most powerful aspects of cursorless is the ability to use more than one cursor.\nLet's try that: {step:takeNearAndSun.yml}",
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"But let's show that cursorless can live up to its name: we can say {step:chuckTrap.yml} to delete a word without ever moving our cursor.",
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"Tokens are great, but they're just one way to think of a document.\nLet's try working with lines: {step:chuckLineOdd.yml}",
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"We can also use {scopeType:line} to refer to the line containing our cursor: {step:takeLine.yml}",
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"You now know how to select and delete; let's give you a couple more actions to play with: say {action:pre} to place the cursor before a target, as in {step:preUrge.yml}",
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"Say {action:post} to place the cursor after a target: {step:postAir.yml}",
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"Say {action:change} to delete a word and move your cursor to where it used to be: {step:changeSit.yml}",
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"And that wraps up unit 1 of the cursorless tutorial! Next time, we'll write some code 🙌.\nFeel free to keep playing with this document, then say {special:next} to continue."
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