Sublundo
A Sublime Text 3 package implementing Vim-like branching undo/redo.
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- Win 208
- Mac 166
- Linux 153
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Sublundo 
Sublundo brings Vim-like persistent, branching undo/redo to Sublime Text 3. It was inspired by Gundo (and its successor, Mundo).
However, since Sublime Text doesn't have native support for branching undo like Vim, we had to build our own data structure—the UndoTree
. An UndoTree
is an N-ary tree containing nodes that represent a particular buffer state:
Each node contains, among other attributes, a map associating node IDs to patches). This means that, instead of having to store the entire buffer for each insertion (which often consists of small changes), we only need to store the information necessary to travel back and forth (in both the parent → children
and child → parent
directions). For example: if A = 'Hello, world!'
and B = 'Bye, world!'
, the A → B
translation would be [(-1, 'H'), (1, 'By'), (0, 'e'), (-1, 'llo'), (0, ', wo')]
. In Python terms, we'd have:
>>> t = UndoTree()
>>> t.insert('Hello, world!')
>>> t.insert('Bye, world!')
>>> t.text()
'Bye, world!'
>>> t.undo()
# (buffer, patch, cursor position)
('Hello, world!', '@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@\n+H\n-By\n e\n+llo\n , wo\n', None)
>>> t.text()
'Hello, world!'
Installation
- Install Package Control.
- Bring up the Command Palette (Command-Shift-P on macOS and Ctrl-Shift-P on Linux/Windows).
- Select
Package Control: Install Package
and then selectSublundo
when the list appears.
Usage
This package completely overrides the built-in undo
and redo
commands: whenever you undo or redo an edit, the sublundo
command is run instead. So, you should be able to edit, undo, and redo text as you normally would.
When you want to either visualize or navigate the UndoTree
, you invoke the Sublundo: Visualize
command and then use the following keys to move around:
- up (or k): Move up the current branch (i.e., invoke
redo
). - down (or j): Move down the current branch (i.e., invoke
undo
). - left (or h): Move to the next branch on the left.
- right (or l): Move to the next branch on the right.
For information on the available settings, see the default settings file.