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I think you can use docset keywords to achieve the functionality you want. You can define a keyword for each docset in Preferences. For example, python:test wou
by bogdansrc 14y ago
I think you can use docset keywords to achieve the functionality you want. You can define a keyword for each docset in Preferences. For example, python:test would search for "test" in the Python docset.
- jasonlotito 14y agoJust tried this out, and it's not as flexible as I would like. For example, !python <search> doesn't work. You'd need to use !python:<search>. It also seems to require that you have no space between the keyword, colon, and search phrase. Still, a minor annoyance.