vim - Create New Line While in Insert Mode -


i use shift + enter create new line in vim.

so if | cursor, here do:

<%= some.code("in here") | %> 

now, press shift + enter (or similar) , output:

<%= some.code("in here") %> , new line here | 

is possible?

escape normal mode

there number of ways want, 1 option use ctrl-o escape normal mode insert line. example ctrl-o o open new line below current line , place cursor there.

if want map rather use one-off, can use imap set mnemonic of choice. example:

:imap \nn <c-o>o 

will create insert-mode mapping \nn same thing.


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