title: Win32: Edit controls: CTRL+LEFT/RIGHT ARROW should also stop on < or >
body: <p>With default Win32/GDI edit controls (such as the one in Notepad) hitting the key combinations <strong>CTRL+LEFT ARROW</strong> or <strong>CTRL+RIGHT ARROW</strong> you can skip entire words with the text cursor. But "word" characters don't seem to include characters <code>&lt;</code> and <code>&gt;</code> (as well as <code>_</code>). Let's have this text in such a control (or Notepad):</p>
  
  <pre><code>one two &lt;three&gt; four _five_ six
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Hitting the key combinations always stops after the space character. But I want to define a behaviour where it would also consider the non-letter characters as a word stop, which means: don't stop <strong>only</strong> at <code>&lt;three&gt;</code> and <code>_five_</code>, but instead <strong>also</strong> stop at <code>three&gt;</code> and <code>five_</code>.</p>
  
  <p>I seem to have to do this entirely on my own (observing keyboard input). Is there any API access to control this? Has anybody done this before?</p>