This section describes the functions for accessing the components of a marker object.
marker-position
marker ¶This function returns the position that marker points to, or
nil
if it points nowhere.
marker-buffer
marker ¶This function returns the buffer that marker points into, or
nil
if it points nowhere.
(setq m (make-marker)) ⇒ #<marker in no buffer>
(marker-position m) ⇒ nil
(marker-buffer m) ⇒ nil
(set-marker m 3770 (current-buffer)) ⇒ #<marker at 3770 in markers.texi>
(marker-buffer m) ⇒ #<buffer markers.texi>
(marker-position m) ⇒ 3770