Override default keybinding for cmd-enter #53
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fantastic. thanks, @kylebarron! going to test this out and merge later this week. |
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Also, thanks for the awesome package! It was really easy to port all the functionality to running code in Stata. |
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I thought it was weird that you'd need to manually add something to your keymap.cson to use
cmd-enter, because I use the Hydrogen package often and I never had to edit the keymap to usecmd-enterwith that package.Looking at Hydrogen's keymap.cson, the included changes should force the use of
cmd-enterfor this package. I've also added[data-grammar="source r"]because it's likely anyone using this package would only be using it for files covered by the R grammar file, but you could take that out if you want.I believe this could fix #52 and #51.