JavaScript Multiline

by summersw ALL

Sublime plugin for creating multiline text arrays from selected text

Details

Version 2013.09.23.16.15.06
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 11 years ago
Last Seen 5 years ago
First Seen 11 years ago

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Readme

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sublime-jsmultiline

Sublime plugin for creating multiline text arrays from selected text.

This plugin will take selected text and convert it to a javascript array of lines with a join() statement at the end. For example, the following text

this is some text
 that spans multiple lines.
It even works with "double quotes", 'single quotes', and \backslashes\.

is converted to

['this is some text',
' that spans multiple lines.',
'It even works with \"double quotes\", \'single quotes\', and \\backslashes\\.'].join('\n');

The new text remains selected and is suitable for cutting and pasting into a variable assignment such as,

var mystring = ['this is some text',
' that spans multiple lines.',
'It even works with \"double quotes\", \'single quotes\', and \\backslashes\\.'].join('\n');

If multiple regions are selected, each region will be converted.

The default keybinding is ctrl-alt-j/super-alt-j

Enjoy!

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