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Re: Re: User Key Actions (6.0)

Charles,
Odd (at least to me), but Ctl-Enter gives me just what I'm looking for - a new line but no split of the current line. I have no UserKeyAction specified for "c-enter" just plain old "enter". 

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Wilt, Charles wrote:


I set ctrl-enter to split.

I find it easier to remember than Alt-S.

Charles Wilt
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True line-oriented types, like me, prefer the Enter key to just go to the next line. When we split (not often, this), we Alt+S... 

Wilt, Charles wrote:

I don't believe that newline is the action you want.

Try splitLine.

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