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Lines​Multisets

by heldev ST3

This Sublime Text plugin allows you to compare, merge and manipulate lists of things, whether they are todo items, lists of files or arrays from API responses.

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  • Win 207
  • Mac 103
  • Linux 63
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Sublime Lines - Multisets

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This Sublime Text plugin allows you to compare, merge and manipulate lists of things, whether they are todo items, lists of files or arrays from API responses:

How to use

Switch to a file with a list you want to modify and select an operation to perform from the Command Palette (or using Edit -> Lines - Multisets menu).

Operations

Add

The result is all items from both lists. Example:

List 1 List 2
one two
three three
four four
four

Result: one, two, three, three, four, four, four

Union#Unions)

The result is items from both lists, but only one item for every match. Example:

List 1 List 2 Match
one two
three three :heavy_check_mark:
four four :heavy_check_mark:
four

Result: one, two, three, four, four

Intersection#Intersections)

The result is only items that exist in both lists. Example:

List 1 List 2 Match Result
one two
three three :heavy_check_mark: three
four four :heavy_check_mark: four
four five
five five :heavy_check_mark: five
five five :heavy_check_mark: five

Difference)

The result is items from list 1 that don't have a match in list 2. Example:

List 1 List 2 Match Result
one two one
three three :heavy_check_mark:
four four :heavy_check_mark:
four five four
five five :heavy_check_mark:
five five :heavy_check_mark:

Symmetric difference

The result is items that exist in only one of the lists. Example:

List 1 List 2 Match
one two
three three :heavy_check_mark:
four four :heavy_check_mark:
four five
five five :heavy_check_mark:
five five :heavy_check_mark:

Result: one, two, four, five