Open seachicken opened 2 years ago
I don't know whether it should be a default behavior or not because people may want to just insert a new line without inserting a list bullet/number.
But you can replicate the enter key behavior by making a custom command like so:
inkdrop.onEditorLoad(() => {
const editor = inkdrop.getActiveEditor();
const inputField = editor.cm.getInputField();
const { commands } = inkdrop;
commands.add(inputField, {
"custom:insert-below-with-newline": () => {
commands.dispatch(inputField, "vim:activate-insert-mode");
commands.dispatch(inputField, "editor:go-line-end");
commands.dispatch(inputField, "editor:new-line");
},
});
});
And bind it in keymap.cson
:
'.CodeMirror.vim-mode.normal-mode:not(.key-buffering):not(.visual-mode) textarea':
'o': 'custom:insert-below-with-newline'
The list number is automatically incremented when the enter key is used to create a new line but is not incremented when the o key is used to create a new line. I often use ESC + o key to create a new line in vim, so it would be easier to type if the number is incremented.