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Sometimes I deal with wrongly-formatted code files, which contain empty spaces at the row end, like in the following;
text here; <- (lots of empty spaces here)
however, when I press CTRL + DEL starting from the end of the line, the whole last word is deleted together with the empty spaces.
While this clearly makes sense when there's only one space (e.g. I'm deleting word after word in a natural language text), in my scenario it's uncomfortable, I think some additional key combination would be useful in order to delete separately groups of spaces (and groups of tabs maybe), and groups of non-empty characters.
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Sometimes I deal with wrongly-formatted code files, which contain empty spaces at the row end, like in the following;
however, when I press CTRL + DEL starting from the end of the line, the whole last word is deleted together with the empty spaces.
While this clearly makes sense when there's only one space (e.g. I'm deleting word after word in a natural language text), in my scenario it's uncomfortable, I think some additional key combination would be useful in order to delete separately groups of spaces (and groups of tabs maybe), and groups of non-empty characters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: