Ok, I just pushed changes for this. The behavior, as now noted in the README is:
#### Using Sublime-IJulia > > * Commands can be entered directly in the IJulia console view, pressing >> `shift+enter` to execute. > > * A newline can be entered without executing the command by typing `Enter` >> for multi-line commands. > > * Pressing the `up` and `down` arrows in the console view will navigate >> through command history (if any). > > * `escape` will clear the current command > > * All other regular sublime features should work as normal also in the >> console view (multiple cursors, macros, etc.) > > >> >> From a julia file (extension .jl), you also have the ability to "send" >> code to the console to be evaluated. > > * `Shift+enter` without any code selected will send the current line to >> the console to be executed > > * `Shift+enter` with code selected will send the selected text to the >> console to be executed > > * `Ctrl+shift+enter` will send the entire file's contents to the console >> to be executed > > -Jacob On Friday, February 7, 2014 1:20:31 AM UTC-5, Ismael VC wrote: > > I forgot to say CTRL+ENTER for new line below, is the single most useful > and used command for me in all SublimeText. > > Wouldn't it be better to use SHIFT+ENTER, to run the "cell", (as oposed to > ENTER) > and just ENTER for next line , (as oposed to CTRL+ENTER) > > as it is the way IJulia qtconsole works for now, I would apreciate the > consistency, besides, I dont see SHIFT+ENTER doing anything in SublimeText, > please consider the CTRL+ENTER shortcut override, thanks! > > Ismael VC >
