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Semicolon

by shagabutdinov ALL

Add semicolons automatically by hotkey

Labels sublime-enhanced, text manipulation

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Sublime Semicolon plugin

Add semicolons automatically by hotkey.

Demo

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.

Features

  1. Add semicolon at the end of current statement.

  2. Add semicolon where linter tells it should be.

Not that you have to have sublime-linter activated for language you write if you want to use “add all semicolons”. Plugin was tested with php/javascript linters and likely will fail to work with other. If it'll happen please open an issue and make a pull request if you are able to fix it manually.

Usage

Hit keyboard shortcut to add semicolon.

Example:

# before
  alert('Missing semicolon|') # <- cursor here

  # after "add semicolon at the end of current statement"
  alert('Missing semicolon');

  # before
  call1|(); # <- cursor here
  call2();
  alert('Missing semicolon')

  # after "add semicolon by linter message"
  call1();
  call2();
  alert('Missing semicolon');

Commands

Description Keyboard shortcut Command palette
Add semicolon alt+w Semicolon: Add
Add semicolons alt+shift+w Semicolon: Add everywhere

Dependencies