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[Feature request] Command Option enter shortcut to open note in a new split pane #202
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I badly want this as well. I'm willing to look into implementing it if @scambier wants the feature. |
If the offer still stands, you're welcome to submit a PR for this :) |
This would be of great help. |
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This adds the shortcut `cmd/ctrl + alt + enter` to the search modal to open a found file in a new leaf. I used the term "split" in user-facing text, because I think that's the more common Some things to note: - This function ignores the existing "open in new pane by default" setting. - It also does not check to see if the file is already open. It will continue opening the value in a new split as often as the user wants.
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This adds the shortcut `cmd/ctrl + alt + enter` to the search modal to open a found file in a new leaf. I used the term "split" in user-facing text, because I think that's the more common Some things to note: - This function ignores the existing "open in new pane by default" setting. - It also does not check to see if the file is already open. It will continue opening the value in a new split as often as the user wants.
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This adds the shortcut `cmd/ctrl + alt + enter` to the search modal to open a found file in a new leaf. I used the term "split" in user-facing text, because I think that's the more common Some things to note: - This function ignores the existing "open in new pane by default" setting. - It also does not check to see if the file is already open. It will continue opening the value in a new split as often as the user wants.
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I could have sworn this shortcut used to exist, but even after installing an old version I couldn't find it. Right now we have the option to:
But I'd love the Quick Open functionality of using Command + Option to open the selected note in a new split pane too.
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