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In Hemlock windows, there are times when pressing the return key doesn't insert a newline. Instead it moves the insertion point down a line. This may be a Hemlock dwim feature, but I'd call it a bug.

To duplicate this, open a lisp source code file and find (or create) two top-level forms separated by six blank lines. Place the cursor in the middle of those blank lines, and press return. The cursor will move down. If you place the cursor on the last or second-to-last empty line, hitting return will insert a newline.

From ​http://clozure.com/pipermail/openmcl-devel/2009-May/009393.html:

if I double click and mark (make "blue") one word and the hit the right arrow the cursor go to one position to the right of the last element in the selection. if i double click and mark something in parenthesis and hit the right arrow, the cursor goes to the position one step to the right of the first element in the selection.

normally, in a mac application if you select some text and then hit the right arrow the cursos goes to the position just after the last element of the selection.

? (pprint (macroexpand '(setf (the double-float (aref a i)) val)))

(LET* ((#:G443 A) (#:G444 I))

(DECLARE (IGNORABLE #:G443 #:G444)) (MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND (#:G445)

VAL

(LET ((#:G442 #:G445)) (ASET #:G443 #:G444 #:G442))))