Change the keymap of Ctrl-U to Ctrl-K #706
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Hope at a future point we could config all the editor shortcuts. For people work with bash, |
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The reason why
Ctrl-Uis set as a shortcut is that because it conflicts with one of vim-keymaps. Regardless of the escapement, it doesn't work in vim mode. So I change it toCtrl-Kbecause it's more instinctively than the current one. Sadly, even though this PR will be merged, the shortcut for moving an upper note doesn't work on any kind of editor mode.