Hit Cmd-Enter in list/ul for new line without bullet

[joallard]

As a hard wrap user, something that annoys me is hitting 'Enter' when in a list to hard wrap a long list item, and getting another bullet instead.

Is there a way to make it so Cmd-Enter/Ctrl-Enter can be interpreted as "just a newline" and not produce a bullet, like in other editors?

If so, I'd be glad to implement it, if you could just tell me where to look.

[enhancement]

[burodepeper]

That shouldn't be too difficult. What you are looking for starts here. Opposed to the others commands, this works by observing if a newline character is added to the buffer. You could add a condition that checks if there are no secondary keys pressed/attached to that event. Don't know the API for that by memory, but the Inspector can help you out there.

The reason that this is not tied to a keymapping, is because this automatically deals with indentation issues. Note to self: add a comment about this in the code. There's an attempt at working around this (mainly due to multi-cursor issues) in a different branch, but I ran into some other issues there, so I've abandoned it for another time.

My biggest concern is overwriting any expected default behavior of an enter-keycombo. cmd+enter already has a function (it acts as inserting a line-break at the end of the line, even if you're at the beginning), which I assume maps to ctrl+enter on other systems. So only shift+enter and alt+enter are an option. If there is no behavior attached to those, feel free to target that. If there is however, and I kind of assume there is, then you'll need to hide it behind a setting and make sure it doesn't interfere with other stuff.

Let me know if you need additional info.