Quote: every other 'return' creates a temporary place-holder (e.g., a statement) in a list of place-holders

Note

carriage returns act like cursor-down except they temporarily create new place-holders in lists of placeholders. For instance if the next text was a statement, a carriage-return would create a place-holder before the statement. The next carriage-return would delete that place-holder and move to the statement. The next would create a place-holder after the statement.

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