On my mac I want command-left-arrow to go to the very beginning of the current line (including initial whitespace), thus making it an exact analog for command-right-arrow and making it work like every other mac editor I’ve used.
I have this in my key bindings and I think it used to work fine:
{ “keys”: [“super+left”], “command”: “move_to”, “args”: { “to”: “hardbol” } },
Unfortunately now I find that when a line has been wrapped command-left moves to the very beginning of the wrapped line, not the current line. I think this is a change (but I don’t edit documents with wrapped lines often enough to be confident of that, nor of when it might have changed).
Any ideas? Is there something like “hardbol” that means what I want? It seems reasonable to offer names for “beginning of current line” and “beginning of wrapped line” (not that I personally want a key binding for the latter).