There is no easy way to join multiple blocks into one block other than going to the beginning of a block and hitting delete, but this only joins 2 adjacent blocks. This is important when:
-Multiple adjacent blocks should be part of paragraph
-Copied emails have hard line breaks within paragraphs.
-Copied PDF files have hard line breaks within paragraphs
Feature implementation
You would select multiple blocks, hit a keyboard command, like CTRL+J and the blocks would become one as demonstrated in this video from the program EccoPro.
This is the feature itself:
This one demonstrates how when you copy text in from a PDF, it can be automatically joined using the CTRL+J keyboard shortcut.
Describe the problem
There is no easy way to join multiple blocks into one block other than going to the beginning of a block and hitting delete, but this only joins 2 adjacent blocks. This is important when:
-Multiple adjacent blocks should be part of paragraph -Copied emails have hard line breaks within paragraphs. -Copied PDF files have hard line breaks within paragraphs
Feature implementation
You would select multiple blocks, hit a keyboard command, like CTRL+J and the blocks would become one as demonstrated in this video from the program EccoPro.
This is the feature itself:![Ecco_Text_Merge](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2497012/103149118-804d9c80-475e-11eb-8309-9d49869c7bb2.gif)
This one demonstrates how when you copy text in from a PDF, it can be automatically joined using the CTRL+J keyboard shortcut.