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    This extension provides a Join Lines command for Nova, similar to
    the Join Lines command available in VS Code.

    The default keyboard shortcut is Ctrl-J.

    Pressing Ctrl-J will join the current line and the next line. For example, if you have this:

    console.log(
      "hello world!" );
    

    Then, from anywhere on the first line, you press Ctrl-J. Now you have:

    console.log( "hello world!" );
    

    If you don’t want a space to be added at the end of the joined line, there’s a preference for that. It can be found in the Extensions section of your Project Settings.

    That’s it!

    Icon: join by Gregor Cresnar from
    the Noun Project licensed CCBY

    Release Notes

    Version 1.4

    Added “No trailing whitespace” option

    Version 1.3

    Don’t remove an empty line immediately after the current line

    Version 1.2

    Simpler, RegExp-based text replacement

    Version 1.1

    Copyediting

    Version 1.0

    Initial release

    License

    MIT License

    Copyright (c) 2020 Nate Silva

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