[Yang Yang]

Hello,

Intuitively, blank lines indicate logical boundaries of the content. Somewhat like ‘\b’ in regular expressions, one can say. I propose to add built-in commands for jumping to previous/next blank lines (as boundaries), so that it’s easier to move around between logically coherent blocks.

This can be done with a few lines of macro script, for sure. But I think it’s equally good as Jump Previous/Next, Move Line Up/Down, etc. and well worth being in the core. Non-programmer users may be thankful for helping them to organize the content better.

For comparison, Sublime has this feature built-in and widely used. VS Code doesn’t (as far as I checked a long time ago) and I wrote an extension only to use it occasionally.

Thanks for your consideration. :)

[Yang Yang]

Just found that Stefan provided rather simple macros for this purpose: https://www.emeditor.com/forums/topic/jump-go-to-move-to-next-empty-line-between-paragraphs/.

Continuous blank lines are not treated as a block, and the caret cannot be moved to TOF/EOF as advertised. Both are easy to customize, though.

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