Registers

by bernardoabreu ALL

A Sublime Text plugin that adds the option to save text and macros to registers for quick use.

Details

Version 1.0.5
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 7 years ago
Last Seen 4 hours ago
First Seen 7 years ago

Installs

Total 195
Win 139
Mac 30
Linux 26

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Readme

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Registers

Description

A Sublime Text plugin that adds the option to save text and macros into registers for quick use. There are 10 available registers, defined by numbers from 0 to 9. The input text can be some selected text or the text currently in the clipboard. Additonally, it's also possible to record the current native sublime macro in use into one of the registers, regardless of the content.

Keyboard shortcuts

ctrl+alt+[0-9]: Output the chosen register save the current selected text into the current cursor position.
E.g. ctrl+alt+1 outputs register 1.

ctrl+shift+r, [0-9]: Inputs the current selected text into the chosen register.

ctrl+shift+e, [0-9]: Inputs the text current in the clipboard into the chosen register.

ctrl+shift+q, [0-9]: Inputs the current recorded macro into the chosen register.

ctrl+alt+c: Clear the content of all registers.