🚀 go-pugleaf

Emacs 18.57
File: emacs,  Node: Lists
	  To move forward over a sexp, use `C-M-f' (`forward-sexp').  If the
	first significant character after point is an opening delimiter (`('
	in Lisp; `(', `[' or `{' in C), `C-M-f' moves past the matching
	closing delimiter.  If the character begins a symbol, string, or
	number, `C-M-f' moves over that.  If the character after point is a
	closing delimiter, `C-M-f' just moves past it.  (This last is not
	really moving across a sexp; it is an exception which is included in
	the definition of `C-M-f' because it is as useful a behavior as
	anyone can think of for that situation.)
It looks like forward-sexp does not move past the matching closing
delimeter in C mode.  To reproduce, start a virgin Emacs with emacs
-q.

Then do 
	C-x b ugh RET
to get a new buffer, and then
	M-x c-mode RET
Now enter
	void
	  main()
	{
	}
and put point between the curly braces; then type C-M-f.  You will get
an error `Containing expression ends prematurely'.
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       |Eric Hanchrow		sun.com!nosun!yamada-sun!eric		      |
       |Phase III Logic, Inc.	cse.ogi.edu!yamada-sun!eric		      |
       |1600 N.W. 167th Place		Beaverton, OR 97006-4800 USA	      |
       |Voice: (503)-645-0313		Fax: (503)-645-0207     as of 4-Oct-89|
       --------------Crackling-noises-OK--do-not-correct!----------------------