Send To Sandbox
Repository for the SendToSandbox sublime plugin
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- Mac 43
- Linux 30
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Readme
- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
Send to Sandbox
The idea of this plugin is to use a file as a SandBox. A file to which you send “stuff” you want remember or just you wanna store somewhere rapidly. Somewhere like a clipboard but more consisent. Right now you can (and must) just specify a single file in the \ProgramFiles\Sublime Text 3\Data\Packages\User\SendToSandbox.sublime-settings file.
In this file, once you've sent something to it, you'll find all your texts, with a “title” (in markdown style) that is the name of the file where those lines were originally. At the end of the filename you'll find the line-numbers of the original lines.
This is a test version, just to understand if someone needs it. I need it, and if I'm not the only one I'll improve it. Feel free to send me advise or anything to davidgerva@gmail.com
Usage
Just decide the file you want to use as sandbox and put it in the SendToSandbox.sublime-settings file, for example:
{
"file": "c:\\Temp\\SublimeSandbox.txt"
}
From sublime you can now select text from any window and send this text to your sandbox using a right mouse button click, Send to sandbox.
ToDo
- Allow multiple file specification
- Allow both append and insert in the file
- Add a command to open the sandbox in sublime
- Add a shortcut to the sendtosandbox command
ChangeLog
SendToSandbox - 1.0.0
- First “test” Release