Restore Ctrl+Return to run cells
See original GitHub issueMoved to Spyder 4 RC2 - awesome work guys! The dark theme is super slick!
I miss something from previous Spyders though - run cell
used to work with both the main big Return
, and the small Enter
at the corner of the NumPad
, i.e. both of them mapped to the same Return
key in previous Spyders. But now they’re differentiated.
It’s more convenient to be able to use both shortcuts for the same command. Now I can set both Ctrl+Return
, and Ctrl+Enter
for the shortcut, but Spyder interprets this as a sequence.
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Here is a POC where I added an extra column to the shortcuts section on the preferences pane and represented each shortcut by a button. Any thoughts?
That’s fine for me and what I was about to suggest.