Pad

by mborgerson ALL

Sublime Text Plug-In to Add Padding to Lines

Details

Version 2013.08.20.18.28.48
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 12 years ago
Last Seen 2 weeks ago
First Seen 12 years ago

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Total 1K
Win 800
Mac 485
Linux 212

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Readme

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Pad

Pad is a Sublime Text plug-in to add custom padding to lines.

Update: Sublime Text 3 is supported.

Installation

Automatic Installation using Package Control

Pad can be installed using the Sublime Package Control package manager plug-in. Use the command palette to launch the “Package Control: Install Package” command and search for Pad.

Manual Installation

Install by cloning this repository to your Packages directory.

For Windows:

cd "%APPDATA%\Sublime Text 2\Packages"
git clone https://github.com/mborgerson/pad.git

For Mac OS X:

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages/
git clone https://github.com/mborgerson/pad.git

After cloning the repository to your packages directory, Sublime Text should automatically load the package.

How to Use

First, move the cursor to the line you want to pad or select the region of text in the line that should be padded. You may use multiple cursors to pad multiple lines at once. Then, use the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) to find and run the “Pad: Add Padding to Line or Selection” command. You will be prompted for alignment and fill character. The line/selected text will be padded with the fill character up to the first ruler (or column 80 if no rulers are being used).

Examples

Use no selection to pad the entire line.
```
This is some text.
```

becomes

--------------------------This is some text.--------------------------

Use multiple selections to batch pad.

/* This is some text. */
/* This is some more text. */
/* And here is even more text. */

becomes

/* -----------------------This is some text.----------------------- */
    /* --------------------This is some more text.--------------------- */
    /* ------------------And here is even more text.------------------- */

Perform the command on an empty line to fill the entire line with a character.

becomes

**********************************************************************

Limitations

Padding only works for one region of text per line.
Multi-line selection padding does not work properly.
- Workaround: Use multiple cursors / multiple single-line selections to pad multiple lines at once.