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 #572 Can send message to the monitor with Enter
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Removed the required `Ctrl/Cmd` modifier. Closes #572 Signed-off-by: Akos Kitta <a.kitta@arduino.cc>
If required, I can make this configurable with a preference.
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It works perfectly. Thanks Akos!
it should work with Numpad Enter but it would be great if somebody could verify it
I tried it using the Enter key on a couple of different numpads and it worked fine. However, from what I could see using tools like this, it was no different from the standard Enter key, so I'm not sure whether I was able to provide an effective test.
I can make this configurable with a preference.
I haven't found any use case where Ctrl+Enter provided any benefit over Enter alone, and I didn't receive any complaints about the Enter trigger over the years of supporting Arduino IDE 1.x, so I don't see any need to make it configurable.
The switch to Enter won't be a breaking change for those who have already become accustomed to Ctrl+Enter because that trigger will still work as a matter of course.
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LGTM
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Can send message to monitor with Enter instead of Ctrl/⌘+Enter.
I checked the Theia code, it should work with Numpad Enter but it would be great if somebody could verify it. Thank you!
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Closes #572
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