Item insertion

When writing in an itemize-like environment, pressing Enter will automatically insert an \item on the next line. This allows for easy writing of lists.

If you are writing an item in the list but you do want a linebreak, for example to start a new sentence, use Shift+Enter.

If your cursor is in the middle of a line and you want to split it, but without inserting an \item in the middle, use Ctrl+Enter.

An example which shows the use of Enter, Shift+Enter and Ctrl+Enter (in that order):

Note that for even quicker insertion of an itemize you can use live templates (itm for itemize by default) as described in Live templates.