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For that example I would open the document in Sublime Text, select all, and split selection into lines so that I have an independent caret on every line. Then I
by brianpgordon 7y ago
For that example I would open the document in Sublime Text, select all, and split selection into lines so that I have an independent caret on every line. Then I'd just type the quote at the beginning and end of each line - the home/end keys will put each caret at the beginning or end of its respective line.
- rbavocadotree 7y agoI've been using vim a lot recently. Multiple cursors for this exact scenario is the only thing I still miss about other editors. Macros and other solutions are great, but for this very simple and surprisingly common task, multiple cursors are perfect.
- FiddlyPack 7y agoMultiple cursors has been supported for quite some time now in VSCode, as well as related useful default editor shortcuts like jump cursor by word, beginning/end of line, etc, that are especially useful when moving around multiple cursors/selections simultaneously.