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Column​Massage

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A Sublime Text 3 Plugin which rearranges columns of text to meet you needs.

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ColumnMassage

A Sublime Text 3 Plugin which rearranges columns of text to meet you needs.

Feature

See below demonstration.

Shortcuts

This plugin has only one shortcut Ctrl + Shift + ~.

How to use

Let's say we have some a csv file with the following content.

20180315225757.png,.png,67445
20180624001029.jpg,.jpg,307811
Edde.png,.png,10490
email address.png,.png,48782

We want to arrange the text to this:

<li><span class="filename">20180315225757.png</span><span class="extension">.png</span><span class="length">67445</span></li>
<li><span class="filename">20180624001029.jpg</span><span class="extension">.jpg</span><span class="length">307811</span></li>
<li><span class="filename">Edde.png</span><span class="extension">.png</span><span class="length">10490</span></li>
<li><span class="filename">email address.png</span><span class="extension">.png</span><span class="length">48782</span></li>

First we select the lines:

Then we press Ctrl + Shift + ~ to invoke ColumnMassage command.

Now we create a rule to tell the plugin how to manipulate the text.

Press Enter and we are done.

How to read the rule

In the above example, we use the rule ,|||((|||))|||<li><span class="filename">((1))</span><span class="extension">((2))</span><span class="length">((3))</span></li>.

Here ||| is the rule delimiter and we should not change it. So the rule was separated into 4 parts.

  • , This is the text column delimiter and will be converted into a Python regular expression. In the above example we are using csv syntax, so we specify , as the delimiter. Common column delimiters are \t+, \s{2,}, \s+ etc.
  • (( This is the text that denotes the left side of a column template. See below.
  • )) This is the text that denotes the right side of a column template. See below.
  • <li><span class="filename">((1))</span><span class="extension">((2))</span><span class="length">((3))</span></li> This part is the actual rule. You can use column templates in it. A column template looks like <left_string><column_number><right_string>. In our example, <left_string> is (( and <right_string> is )). Except the column templates, other parts of the rule will be inserted literally without any change.

Installation

Clone this repository into Sublime Text “Packages” directory.

License

Copyright © 2018 Yang Shuai

This work is free. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License, Version 2, as published by Sam Hocevar. See the COPYING file for more details.