Could a shortcut (i.e. Ctrl+Enter) be set to execute a command that has just been written in the
Editor? Ctrl+Enter would be very handy (as in TinnR) as it is close to what you would do in the console
(Enter).
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You are right, this way you execute and keep on writing the script in the new line.
The point of Ctrl-Enter is working
as if you were on the console but actually writing the script. I was confused because tried on an existing script.
Thanks!
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This report will be closed, once the feature is available in an official release.
Almost: the problem is tha Ctrl+Enter also opens a new line in the editor
Thanks!
Hi,
I seem to have misunderstood you. But then, what is the difference between your wish and "Run current line" (Shift+F7)?
Regards
Thomas
You are right, this way you execute and keep on writing the script in the new line.
The point of Ctrl-Enter is working
as if you were on the console but actually writing the script. I was confused because tried on an existing script.
Thanks!
Could Shhift+F7 and Ctrl+Enter be added to the RKWard Default Shortcut keys list of the help page?
Thanks
Agus
Shortcuts are now listed on the help page.
Regards
Thomas