correct Shift+Delete

Author: pryrt

content/docs/editing.md

@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ But with so many commands, and the fact that no documentation set is likely to e
 Certain keyboard-shortcuts for editing commands are "context aware", meaning that they behave differently whether there is an active selection or not.  For example,
 
 - `Tab` will insert a tab character or spaces (depending on [per-language settings](../preferences/#language)) when typing normally, but if you have a selection, it will indent the text by one tab-stop.
-- `Shift+Delete` will delete the current selection, or if there is no selection, it will delete the current line (assuming you have not changed the shortcut `Shift+DEL` from `SCI_CUT` to anything else; if you do, this functionality will _not_ be accessible). (The no-selection variant is new to v8.6.)
+- `Shift+Delete` will cut the current selection, or if there is no selection, it will delete the current line (assuming you have not changed the shortcut `Shift+DEL` from `SCI_CUT` to anything else; if you do, this functionality will _not_ be accessible). (Yes, it cuts to the clipboard if there's a selection, but deletes the line without affecting the clipboard if there is a selection.) (The no-selection variant is new to v8.6.)
 - `Ctrl+C` will copy the current selection, or if there is no selection, it will copy the current line (assuming you have not changed the shortcut `Ctrl+C` from `SCI_COPY` to anything else; if you do, this functionality will _not_ be accessible). (The no-selection variant is new to v8.6.)
 - `Ctrl+X` will cut the current selection, or if there is no selection, it will cut the current line (assuming you have not changed the shortcut `Ctrl+X` from `SCI_CUT` to anything else; if you do, this functionality will _not_ be accessible). (The no-selection variant is new to v8.6.)