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exit-code ​

Variables ​

VariableDescription

exitCode

Creates a default block after a code block and moves the cursor there.

This command allows users to "exit" from a code block by creating a new default block (typically a paragraph) immediately after the code block and positioning the cursor at the start of it. This is particularly useful when the cursor is at the end of a code block and the user wants to continue editing outside of it.

The command only works when:

  • The selection is within a node marked as code (via NodeSpec.code)
  • The selection is not spanning multiple parents
  • A suitable default block type can be inserted after the code block

Param

The current editor state

Param

Optional dispatch function to execute the transaction

Example

typescript
// Bind to Mod-Enter to allow easy exit from code blocks
const keymap = {
  "Mod-Enter": exitCode,
};

// Or use with chainCommands for fallback behavior
const keymap = {
  Enter: chainCommands(exitCode, splitBlock),
};