Toggle Words

by gordio ST2/ST3

Sublime Text 3 Plugin - Toggle words on hotkey

Details

Version 2017.09.22.22.08.55
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 1 year ago
Last Seen 35 minutes ago
First Seen 6 years ago

Installs

Total 1K
Win 695
OS X 403
Linux 259

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About

Plugin for Sublime Text 3 - toggle words with support for user defined arrays.

true -> false
  yes -> no
   on -> off
    0 -> 1
 left -> right
  top -> bottom
   up -> down
width -> height

and this automatically understand original words and ->

false <-> true
False <-> True
FALSE <-> TRUE

Usage

Set cursor on word or select word and press:

macOS - Cmd+Alt+X
Windows - Ctrl+Alt+X
Linux - Ctrl+Alt+X

Installation

Install Package Control
Open ST command panel (Shift+Control+P), choose Package Control — Install Package, type Toggle, find Toggle Words and press Enter
Have fun!

Open you Sublime Text 3 Packages directory
Run git clone git://github.com/gordio/ToggleWords
Have fun!

Configure

Keys

You may redefine the key bindings in your sublime-keymap with command toggle_word.

User defined arrays

You can define lists of words, which will be cycled through in order.

Example file ToggleWords.sublime-settings:

{
    // User defined words
    "toggle_words_dict": [
        ["left", "right"],
        ["up", "down"],
        ["top", "bottom"],
        ["width", "height"],
        ["red","orange","yellow","green","blue","purple"],
        ["true", "false"],
        ["yes", "no"],
        ["on", "off"],
        ["0", "1"]
    ]
}

If installed using Package Control dictionary file should be located in <data_path>/Packages. To get there select Preferences -> Browse Packages... in Sublime menu. Create one if it does not exist.