StyleToken
A sublime plugin that allows to highlight certain pieces of text with different colors (similar to notepad++ "Style token" functionality)
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- Total 21K
- Win 15K
- Mac 3K
- Linux 4K
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StyleToken sublime plugin
A sublime plugin that allows to highlight certain pieces of text with different colors (similar to notepad++ “Style token” functionality)
Usage
Plugin adds “Style token” context menu and few commands: - token_style, args: styleIndex : Highlight selected text with style = styleIndex. - token_style_clear, args: styleIndex: Clear hightlights of style = styleIndex. If no arg provided, clears all styles. - token_style_go, args: styleIndex: Go to the next highlighted text. If styleIndex arg provided, go to the specific style. If no arg provided, go to the any next style. - token_style_go_back, args: styleIndex: Go to the previous highlighted text. If styleIndex arg provided, go to the specific style. If no arg provided, go to the any previous style.
See “Default (Windows).sublime-keymap” for example of command usage.
By default, has only windows keymap
By default, contains 5 configured styles, but supports up to 10, check “StyleToken.sublime-settings”
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