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Better​Find​Next

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Sublime plugin for a better find next

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BetterFindNext

A find next plugin that (attempts to) understand code.

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BetterFindNext is aims to be a smarter version of the built in find_next (super+d) command. It achieves this by allowing the user to customize what scope gets ignored.

Default Key bindings and Behavior

By default, the shortcut maps to alt+i and ignores adding strings or comments.

Ignore Options

The key binding accepts a list of scopes as it's excluded_scopes args. For Example, if you want to not include constant scope, you would define a mapping like so

[
    {"keys": ["ctrl+i"], "command": "better_find_next", "args": {"excluded_scopes": ["constant"]}},
]

In a very contrived example, this would produce behavior like this.

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TODO

Requests can be submitted in the issues. Current plans are - Limit find to current function - Limit find to current indentation - Allow included_scopes option (inverse of the current implementation)

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