issue #273

[spokorski]

pressing shift-enter in the command sender will suppress the trailing enter key in the
commands actually sent to the putty sessions. pressing enter by itself will still function as
normal.

[jimradford]

Can you briefly explain under what circumstances this would be useful for? I am not oposed to the change just want an idea of when it might be used.

[spokorski]

Primarily I use this for VIM. for example, k to go up one line would be followed by a line break, causing the cursor to go back down a line. likewise, j would go down 2 lines instead of one. this is especially annoying when editing a line, as the additional line break would need to then be deleted.

issue #273 voices similar concerns, and other people may have additional uses for this functionality

[jimradford]

@spokorski Thanks, that makes sense and is a good use case. I've merged in your changes.

[larsen0815]

Tested with 1.4.0.9 and this doesn't seem to work:

• I've entered "ls" and pressed Shift+Enter
• I expected to get "ls" on the command line of my session
• However, the command "ls" was executed which I suppose shouldn't be the case