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in some other editors, there's a feature that when you ctrl+enter, it inserts a representative new line in the given language like, when coding html it would insert "<br />" someone here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28525498/netbeans-8-fast-insert-tag-br has suggested a work-around via macros, but it's not too practical, because it allows only one type of new line it would be really useful if after hitting some given shortcut (hard coding ctrl+tab would be a bad idea i think), the corresponding new line would be inserted on different types of files like, <br /> for htmls, \n for c++ or php, etc. pspad http://www.pspad.com/en/ even goes as far as having the option to define your own string output after hitting the shortcut depending on the file type you're editing