Yes, that's a good summary of my suggested behaviour.
I agree it's a bit tricky; it's mostly a matter of deciding where you want
the inconsistencies to lie..
I also agree that it's worth thinking about the behaviour if the cursor is
on an empty (=?= 'blank?) line
J^n
On Tuesday, July 19, 202
I think that this is tricky, because what is the "right" way? For a single
line, it seems obvious that the line should be moved, whether or not it has
been selected. The hard case is when several lines have been selected and
then the cursor is on another line. Should only the selected lines m
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I understand your point (I said "I can see how this occurs"), but IMO
it would be better (more generally useful) if this was special-cased.
As I say, the behaviour of Delete/Ctrl-X is different from 'move-lines'.
I am happy if this opens up a discussion as to the benefits of each
approach.
J^n
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The KWrite editor works almost exactly the same way, just
Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down, and it doesn't insert blank lines if you try to go
past the top or bottom of the file.
It can be a bit surprising that it works this way, but it's consistent
because you highlighted the newline character at the end of th
Hi all
I have been using the 'move-lines-up' and 'move-lines-down' commands
(Ctrl-up and Ctrl-down) quite a bit recently. They are very handy and I miss
them in other editors I use ;-)
I have seen a small inconsistency though; I flag it here for consideration
as an enhancement. It's to do with
