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This is an impressive amount of customizable power! As stated in the article, some IDEs can do some of that by default. For example, CTRL+ALT+arrow down exten
by hu3 2y ago
This is an impressive amount of customizable power!
As stated in the article, some IDEs can do some of that by default.
For example, CTRL+ALT+arrow down extends cursor so you get multi cursor in VSCode.
Selecting a word in VSCode and pressing CTRL+d starts selecting more of the same word. Then you can press left arrow to place cursors at the start of every selected word.
It's impressive how emacs exposes a neat API to do that and more!