The > indicates the cursor. In KDB Studio, pressing shift+down twice selects the bbb and ccc lines, then pressing up makes the cursor jump to the ccc line. In KDB Studio 2 it jumps to the beginning at the selection and then moves up one more line ending up at aaa, which breaks muscle memory. Even notepad++ and the lowly windows notepad don't jump past the selection.
Example:
The > indicates the cursor. In KDB Studio, pressing shift+down twice selects the
bbbandccclines, then pressing up makes the cursor jump to thecccline. In KDB Studio 2 it jumps to the beginning at the selection and then moves up one more line ending up ataaa, which breaks muscle memory. Even notepad++ and the lowly windows notepad don't jump past the selection.