control-semicolon should break where cursor is

[jasongrout]

I think the control-semicolon shortcut key should break a cell where the cursor is, and not always above the current line. For example, if my cursor is just after the semicolon below:

1+2; 3+5

it should break the line so that I end up with two cells like:

1+2
-------
3+5

currently, it seems like the break always happens the line above the current line. Breaking at the cursor is much more like using a real semicolon to split up separate computations.

I'm often at the end of a line and press control-semicolon to give me a new cell below the current line, but it always ends up breaking before the line I'm on.

[haraldschilly]

control-; doesn't work for me on a german keyboard, since the ";" is shift-comma. And that's actually that reduce-fontsize.