Create new block at the end and scroll down to only show the new block#412
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Create new block at the end and scroll down to only show the new block#412
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This makes it possible to be fully scrolled down so that only the last block is within the viewport, and edit/move around the cursor without the scroll margin causing the block above to become visible.
…d then scrolls down all the way so that only the new block is visible. Make this the default bound command for C-Shift-Enter.
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Fixes #399
This PR adds a new command (
Add new block after last, and scroll down) and changes the default key binding forC+Shift+Enterto use it. This commands inserts a new block at the end of the buffer, and then scrolls down so that only the newly created block is visible.In addition, this PR fixes so that we use a dynamic top scrollMargin when the cursor is in the last block. This prevents the viewport to "jump up" when editing/moving the cursor on the first line(s) of the last block when we're fully scrolled down.