If Edit Mode is active, currently any version of Enter commits and stops. However, Enter with modifiers is actually a different operation than Enter so committing should be implicit just like when caret is moved outside of the edit region (or other cases).
In other words, Ctrl+Shift+Enter should (implicitly) commit and then it should insert a line below. Ctrl+Alt+Enter is similar.
Update: same should be done for Ctrl+A. But it's interesting that Arrow navigation does the implicit commit. Was it coded specifically?
If Edit Mode is active, currently any version of Enter commits and stops. However, Enter with modifiers is actually a different operation than Enter so committing should be implicit just like when caret is moved outside of the edit region (or other cases).
In other words, Ctrl+Shift+Enter should (implicitly) commit and then it should insert a line below. Ctrl+Alt+Enter is similar.
Update: same should be done for Ctrl+A. But it's interesting that Arrow navigation does the implicit commit. Was it coded specifically?
Related to #403.