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Is there any easy way to open a new line below current line in Xcode text editor? Currently I have to press cmd+right and enter for this purpose. Eclipse (Shift+Enter) and vim (o) can do that with simple key combination.
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By default Swift strings can't span more than one line. One simple way around this is to use the new line character \n , but that only works for strings that are displayed – if you're just trying to format your string nicely, you should use multi-line strings instead.
To force a minimum number of lines to a text view, you append a new line character ( \n ) to your text.
\n : This is a newline character. It the computer to move to the next line. \t : This is a tab.
You can take a look at this tutorial about how to add custom keyboard shortcut in Xcode ---Xcode duplicate line, then just add a new key-value Insert New Line Below Current Line moveToEndOfLine:, insertNewline: in IDETextKeyBindingSet.plist file, at last config your Key Bindings (like Shift+Enter) in Xcode.
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