Delete a line about micro

[TennisGazelle]

Ctrl-K was actually the way it's typically used with Nano. This seems fine.

[guai]

ctrl+k is not very intuitive imo
I tried ctrl+shift+d (notepad2) and ctrl+y (intellij idea/jedit) and then googled

[AlexWayfer]

#70 should do that for you now with Ctrl-k.

"Delete" is not the same as "Cut". If I have something in the buffer, and want to delete some lines — I can't use "Cut the line".

[AlexWayfer]

You can rebind Ctrl-k if you would like or use a new keybinding entirely:

OK, thanks, it looks working. But Alt-g: show bindings still shows ^K Cut line — should it be a new issue?

[zyedidia]

#70 should do that for you now with Ctrl-k.

[guai]

notepad++ used ctrl+shift+L
it seems there is no consensus here, but I think its better to use one of these. At least some people could guess right away

[DanielPower]

You're welcome to change your keybindings. And also, if you press Alt+g it will show on-screen a number of common keyboard shortcuts, including this one.

[aerth]

@AlexWayfer, in nano, ctrl+k cuts a line. in vim, dd cuts a line

can you delete a line without cutting in these editors?
i think u must paste your buffer, cut the line, re-copy buffer

[AlexWayfer]

@AlexWayfer, in nano, ctrl+k cuts a line. in vim, dd cuts a line

can you delete a line without cutting in these editors?

1. Ctrl+K in nano doesn't overwrites system buffer (Ctrl+Shift+V)
2. The same with dd in vim: you can paste cut thing with p or system-wide with Ctrl+Shift+V in the insert mode.
3. Ctrl+K in micro overwrites system buffer.
4. Why do you takes these examples? mc (mcedit) has F8 for deleting line without cutting.

[aerth]

ah i see, the system buffer is overwritten when cutting a line.

what would be a good fix for that?

[AlexWayfer]

ah i see, the system buffer is overwritten when cutting a line.

what would be a good fix for that?

I'm OK with the one buffer, system, instead of two, system + application. But I think there should be a shortcut for deleting a whole line, not cutting. I'm personally prefer Ctrl-Shift-Backspace, but it can be even F8, like in Midnight Commander. Atom Editor has Ctrl-Shift-K by default for this (without buffer changing).

Anyway, I think this issue should be opened because it's about deleting, not cutting.

[zyedidia]

You can rebind Ctrl-k if you would like or use a new keybinding entirely:

{
    "CtrlK": "SelectLine,Delete"
}

[bharatagarwal]

Is there a way to modify the content of the bindings shown by Alt-g?

I modified CtrlK to delete a line rather than cut it, and was hoping I could update those shown by Alt-g to reflect this change.

[DonCammne]

Hi, I have a problem, when I use Ctrl-k, micro says that's Recording and if I press again, it says Stopped Recording.

I'm trying to modify the keybindings (to have DeleteLine) but it's not working. I'm able to modify other keybindings (for example Ctrl-d with DeleteLine) but not Ctrl-k.

I'm on EnOS with AwesomeWM and Alacritty for the terminal. Zsh for the shell. Everything is up to date (I'm installing everything from blank).