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Auto-Focus Editor and Run Code on Shift-Enter#256
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wwilkins wants to merge 3 commits into4clojure:developfrom
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Auto-Focus Editor and Run Code on Shift-Enter#256wwilkins wants to merge 3 commits into4clojure:developfrom
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- Add a function for setting up keypress events. - Run code when Shift+Enter is pressed.
This helps keep the user's hands on the keyboard though might need other keypress events to provide the full benefit.
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This PR aims to allow users to work through the early 4clojure faster by:
Keyboard short-cuts are mentioned in issues #151 and #240. This change does not cover all the short-cuts mentioned in #151 and uses a different key combination than issue #240.
Let me know if a different key combination is required or if there is a straight-forward way to implement the other keyboard shortcuts mentioned in #151. These changes seemed like a quick win to me.