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