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Shift-Enter doesn't let you enter while skipping all the letters after the cursor. #14

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ColdSauce opened this issue Aug 7, 2013 · 1 comment

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@ColdSauce
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Pretend the "|" character is the character that is blinking when you're entering text. For the life of me I can't think of the name. It looks just like it. It's a vertical blinking line that shows up when text is involved.

Basically when

|"Hello World"
^
+------------------ Here, when you want to just go to the next line but you want to make a new line, in every single other IDE (Netbeans, Eclipse, Visual Studio.. etc...) all you have to do is press Shift-Enter and voila!
It becomes like this
"Hello World"
|

But when trying to do the same thing with this IDE, the program drags down the "Hello World" onto the next line instead of just skipping over it and creating a new line.

@aBothe
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aBothe commented Aug 7, 2013

It's the caret :)
I've never really missed this feature (or didn't even know it existed in other IDEs tbh) + The component that cares about editor shortcuts is out of my responsibility.. I've taken SharpDevelop's editor in D-IDE :)

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