#20 Create New Line; Above and Below your Current Line
Thursday, January 22 2009
Need a new line above what your currently typing? Imagine this walk through. [HOME],[ENTER],[UP]. Three keys to get a new line. There is a shortcut reducing this to two keys. This quick trick shows you two keyboard shortcuts to enter line lines, one for above, and one for below your current focused line.
Visual Studio Tip / Trick #020 English Transcription:
Today’s Visual studio trick number 20 was originally published in text by Sara Ford in august of 2007. The trick is new lines. Your cursor is in a middle of a line and you would like to press [END] then [ENTER] you can actually do that with a key board short cut of [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[ENTER] which will move a new line to the bottom or underneath where you currently are and [CTRL]+[ENTER] will put a new line above. So this is particularly helpful if you are in middle of a thought process [CTRL]+[ENTER] will move your cursor up one line and then [CTRL]+[SHIFT],[ENTER] will move you down to next line. Saves a little bit of keystroke better than [HOME],[ENTER] or [END],[ENTER] to effectively accomplishing the same thing.
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