UberSelection

by SublimeText ST2

Commands to extend the functionality of Sublime Text's multiselection.

Details

Version 2011.04.25.09.37.53
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 14 years ago
Last Seen 2 hours ago
First Seen 13 years ago

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Readme

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Uberselection

Make complex selections and replace text in a buffer via textual commands. Inspired in Vim's line-oriented ex mode.

Getting Started

Install AAAPackageDev (dependency)
Install UberSelection

If you're running a full installation, simply doubleclick on the .sublime-package files. If you're running a portable installation, perform an installation by hand.

Usage

Run from Sublime's console with view.run_command("uber_selection")
Issue command as explained further below

Examples

10,20V/this/: Select lines containing this between lines 10 and 20 (inclusive).
.,.+20-V/this/: Select lines not containing this from the current line to 20 lines down from it.
%s/this/that/: Replace this with that in the whole file.

Four Ways of Issuing Commands

<SUBLIME COMMAND>[ <ARG>]
<LINE REF>[,<LINE REF>]
<BUFFER COMMAND>[;<BUFFER COMMAND>]*
<LINE REF><BUFFER COMMAND>[;<BUFFER COMMAND>]*

All tokens are explained in the following sections

Tokens

Sublime Commands

(Not all commands work.)

w [arg]: Save the active buffer. If you pass an arg to it, the Save As dialog will show up. At the moment, the passed arg is ignored.
wall: Save all opened buffers.
wq: Save the active buffer and exit.
ZZ: Save the active buffer and exit.
ls: Show list of opened views.
e: Show list of files in current directory.
q: Exit.
n: Next view.
N: Previous view.

Line References

Select lines or ranges of lines in the active view.

[1-9]+: Designates line by number.
.: Desigates the current line (first cursor in selection).
$: Designates the last line in the view.
%: Designates all lines in the view.
/what/: Looks forwards to find first line matching what or returns current line if none found.
?what?: Looks backwards to find first line matching what or returns current line if none found.

You can also specify offsets with [+-][1-9]+.

In order to designate a range, use two comma separated line references:

.+5,/end$/-3

Text Commands

Select lines and perform replacements in the view.

V/what/<flags>: Selects all lines containing what. Case insensitive by default. Use the flag c to make a case-sensitive search.
-V/what/<flags>: Same as above, but excludes the lines matching what.
s/what/with/: Replaces all instances of what with with. Case sensitive. The separator / can be substituted by any of: ! $ % & = / : ;

You can chain commands by separating them with a semicolon (;):

.+5,/end$/-3V/foo/;-V/bar/;s/foo/BOO!/

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