sublime Text Pastry使用

来源: https://github.com/duydao/Text-Pastry/wiki/Examples

Using a text list

Assuming we have selected every ocurence of null and Text Pastry was called by pressing CMD + ALT + N:

Enter a list of words, separated by one space, into the command line:

INPUT SELECT TEXTAREA DIV P A

Text

var a = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var b = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var c = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var d = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var e = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var f = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

Result

var a = document.getElementsByTagName('INPUT');

var b = document.getElementsByTagName('SELECT');

var c = document.getElementsByTagName('TEXTAREA');

var d = document.getElementsByTagName('DIV');

var e = document.getElementsByTagName('P');

var f = document.getElementsByTagName('A');

Using the Clipboard

The same as above, but this time we copy the list of words into our clipboard:

Clipboard Data

INPUT SELECT TEXTAREA DIV P A

Command

Insert this into the input panel:

\p

Text

var a = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var b = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var c = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var d = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var e = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

var f = document.getElementsByTagName('null');

Result

var a = document.getElementsByTagName('INPUT');

var b = document.getElementsByTagName('SELECT');

var c = document.getElementsByTagName('TEXTAREA');

var d = document.getElementsByTagName('DIV');

var e = document.getElementsByTagName('P');

var f = document.getElementsByTagName('A');

Note

This command will use any whitespace as delimiter. If we copy following list, we will get the same result:

INPUT

SELECT

TEXTAREA

DIV

P

A

Clipboard Data - Example 2

Lets assume we want to paste some test data into our code:

71602   White Hall

71603   Pine Bluff

71611   Pine Bluff

71612   White Hall

71613   Pine Bluff

71630   Arkansas City

71631   Banks

71635   Crossett

71638   Dermott

71639   Dumas

Command

This command will tell Text Pastry to split up our clipboard data by using the newline character as separator:

\p(\n)

Text

var a = load('null');

var b = load('null');

var c = load('null');

var d = load('null');

var e = load('null');

var f = load('null');

Result

var a = load('71602 White Hall');

var b = load('71603 Pine Bluff');

var c = load('71611 Pine Bluff');

var d = load('71612 White Hall');

var e = load('71613 Pine Bluff');

var f = load('71630 Arkansas City');

Note

Each line of the clipboard data will be stripped/trimmed, so there won't be any leading spaces. The following list would therefore give us the same result when we use \p(\n) as command:

Data without leading/trailing whitespace

INPUT

SELECT

TEXTAREA

DIV

P

A

is equal to data with leading whitespace:

INPUT

    SELECT

        TEXTAREA

        DIV

    P

A

We can change this behaviour in the <Packages>/Text Pastry/TextPastry.sublime-settings file:

"clipboard_strip_newline": false

From 1 to 3

Start at 1, adding 1 for each selection:

\i

Text

var a = null;

var b = null;

var c = null;

Result

var a = 1;

var b = 2;

var c = 3;

From 1000 to 1300

Start at 1000, adding 100 for each selection:

\i(1000,100)

Text

var a = null;

var b = null;

var c = null;

Result

var a = 1000;

var b = 1100;

var c = 1200;

From 100 to 50

You can also use negative numbers to create a negative sequence:

\i(100,-10)

Text

var a = null;

var b = null;

var c = null;

var d = null;

var e = null;

var f = null;

Result

var a = 100;

var b = 90;

var c = 80;

var d = 70;

var e = 60;

var f = 50;

Insert Nums Syntax

Text Pastry supports the Insert Nums syntax:

1 100 1

Note: The last argument (padding) is optional, negative values are supported.

Text

var a = null;

var b = null;

var c = null;

var d = null;

var e = null;

var f = null;

Result

var a = 1;

var b = 101;

var c = 201;

var d = 301;

var e = 401;

var f = 501;

Insert Nums Syntax - Example 2

5 5 3

Text

var a = null;

var b = null;

var c = null;

var d = null;

var e = null;

var f = null;

Result

var a = 005;

var b = 010;

var c = 015;

var d = 020;

var e = 025;

var f = 030;