NestingSnippet
Fix for wrong indentation when wrapping text with brackets or quotes
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- Win 132
- Mac 40
- Linux 34
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Sublime NestingSnippet plugin
Replaces default brackets “({[” and quotes “'”“ snippets in order to improve indentation inserting.
Installation
This plugin is part of sublime-enhanced plugin set. You can install sublime-enhanced and this plugin will be installed automatically.
If you would like to install this package separately check "Installing packages separately” section of sublime-enhanced package.
WARNING
Does not work with multicursors because sublime-snippet-caller does not work with multicursors. If run with multicursors than it'll fallback to default sublime behavior.
Features
Fix wrong indentation issue after wrapping selected contents to snippet.
Usage
# {} is selection
# before
a or {b and
c}
# after
a or ({b and
c})
# after (default sublime behavior)
a or ({b and
[extra tabs here]c})