@b0rk You use ctrl-j in some contexts in Emacs for what I think is roughly that reason? I think it’s things like regex find/replace where you can’t hit enter or you’ll execute the command prematurely? My memory is a bit fuzzy.
@hyperpape@b0rk Yeah, you can enter a newline into the replace-string/replace-regexp minibuffer with C-q C-j. Leaving off the C-q seems to act like the enter key was pressed.
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@hyperpape @b0rk Yeah, you can enter a newline into the replace-string/replace-regexp minibuffer with C-q C-j. Leaving off the C-q seems to act like the enter key was pressed.