AndyEdits
Jump between edited lines - optional gutter icon
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AndyEdits
Jump between edited regions - optional gutter icon THERE IS CURRENTLY A RENDERING ISSUE WITH WINDOWS
Can jump to next or previous edited-region or use a quick-panel which shows the edited text and line number. (If the edited text is just whitespace then the panel will display the full line's text.)
A shortcut can toggle outlining of the edited regions. An optional icon can appear in the gutter. You could use your own icon if you prefer! icon_scope determines the colour of the icon and outlining: “class” works well for me. icon_current is the scope for the current edit-region.
You can remove the edit history for a region using another shortcut, via a quick panel (although you cannot remove the most recent edit). If you highlight some text you can create/add it as an edit-region.
You can list, and jump to, edits across all open files.
Details for edited regions will persist if you close ST, but not if you close the file/view. This is the default persistence behaviour for ST.
My suggestions for your Key Bindings (User) are: { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+d”], “command”: “delete_edit” }, { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+h”], “command”: “toggle_edits” }, { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+j”], “command”: “quick_edits” }, { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+k”], “command”: “prev_edit_line” }, { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+l”], “command”: “next_edit_line” }, { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+m”], “command”: “list_all_edits” }, { “keys”: [“ctrl+alt+c”], “command”: “create_edit” }
CURRENT LIMITATIONS: Mulitple Undo, Redo can disturb the edit-history: use Create and/or Delete edit-region to correct this. This is a consequence of the ST-API behaviour.
Multi-select will only remember the first selection area.
It doesn't include automatically inserted (matched) brackets or quotes within the current edit-region, unless editing starts on a new line or at the end of an existing line. Therefore, the edit-region may be split into several edits, and/or the region may end before it should. Selecting the area and using Ctrl-Alt-C to Create a new (single) edit-region will correct this. This can be done at any time and allows you to explicity determine the start and end points for the edit-region.
ST-API ISSUE: An issue when using add_regions() with Windows, and relating to colour themes, may arise. The gutter icon may not display and the scrollbar and ruler may be poorly rendered. Switching to a default theme and back to your chosen theme should resolve this. You may also need to close and re-start ST.