In visual studio it's called "LineOpenAbove" and "LineOpenBelow";
The default shortcut in visual studio is ctrl+enter and shift+ctrl+enter.

What it does is insert a new line above or below and rest mouse cursor there... (of curse with auto indentation)
If you never used it you probably won't understand how CRAZILY handy it is!!!... ...

I wonder if it's possible to have this shortcut into FD too...

and at the end I really like to show my appreciation here.. FD is REALLY, REALLY so awesome!... it's so smooth.. that I even want to replace visual studio with this now...

We'll think about that.

It should be easy to do that using a macro:
http://www.flashdevelop.org/wikidocs/in ... tle=Macros

Why not just do,
LineOpenBelow = End > Enter
LineOpenAbove = Up > End > Enter
?

Yes that's exactly the sequence you listed. I found myself using these 2 actions a lot.
Especially the action LineOpenAbove = Up > End > Enter one.
So would really need a shortcut for this (and save the effort of moving fingers to the home/end section of the keyboard).

As for the Macro...
I am not sure how to use the Macro yet
And in the Macro editor can't find the Enter key to use as shortcut; so I am just leaving it for now.

Thanks for the reply.

So to re-clarify, the idea here is to avoid moving your right hand away from keyboard's home position.

Wanna push this again...
I think this is a really good feature ...

Wow, you got either very small or lazy hands or very large keyboard
I've got Home|End|Arrows without even lifting my palms.

ReallY??
I can kinda touch the keys with my little finger and use them to some extends
but can't really do the "up down home end" maneual...
yeah I have short pinkie lol

btw I always find the left had has minim functionality in the keyboard/ mouse layout..
unless we learn the korean starcraft style...