Hi, I really miss
- moving a line up and down with
Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down arrow
- the
Select next occurrence
(of selected word)
Hi, I really miss
Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down arrow
Select next occurrence
(of selected word)Re: your first request: Feature request: move line up and down
Iâm not sure I understand your second request, though.
Add Selection to next find match
in visual studio code: Ctrl+D
and there is something similar in Sublime Text.
The first one is already implemented
alt+up/down
does this.
The second one I would also REALLY like to use. I use this a lot in VSCode and I think it would be a great addition to Obsidian.
Do you mean to add next occurence of the word to existing selection? Or cancel current selection and select only the next occurence of previously selected text?
What are the use cases?
It works like this:
Words, so many cool words, so many worlds, end.
Words; so many cool words; so many worlds; end.
Itâs a really neat feature
I would also like this feature
I would love this feature as well!
I probably wouldnât be using VSC if it wasnât for Ctrl+D
+1 to the expand selection requestâŚ
An Obsidian command equivalent to âfind_under_expandâ (Sublime) or âeditor.action.addSelectionToNextFindMatchâ (VS Code) can be helpful in workflows where quickly cleaning pasted text is desired (i.e. removing pasted formatting, html tags, bullets, etc.) or adding text or formatting to multiple lines at once which share the same structure (e.g. adding a newline after all lines beginning with â#â).
Code Editor Shortcuts now supports selecting the next occurrence (and also selecting all occurrences at once)!
this is great, thanks!
Enhancement suggestion: In VSCode the focus follows the cursor - would be the icing on the cake!
Oh, of course â Iâll add that in the next release!
moving a line up and down has been implemented
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