i.e. in below case
I need a keybind that would kill the 2 rows (root and all the children)
I first thought Delete Rows
would do it
but it only deleted the one row that was in focus (not all the children under it)
i.e. in below case
I need a keybind that would kill the 2 rows (root and all the children)
I first thought Delete Rows
would do it
but it only deleted the one row that was in focus (not all the children under it)
If you hit Escape key first, then delete, it will do what you want I think.
if i do it on this, i get
but I want this
how to exit of that green thing and still stay on the same bullet line
also it’s wrong as on this case
it would get me to this state
but I want
I need reliable way to just delete root + children and get me to edit state of empty new bullet point
I think the default behavior is the best default, but if you want custom behavior you can do it with a script. I think this script does what you want:
tell application "Bike"
tell front document
set type of selection row to body
set name of selection row to ""
delete entire contents of selection row
end tell
end tell
this is perfect, thanks