Whoa, whoa, whoa... hey, buddy, calm down. Some people liking the ol' multi-cursor does not scream volumes about about their programming style, or "mediocre" la

Whoa, whoa, whoa... hey, buddy, calm down. Some people liking the ol' multi-cursor does not scream volumes about about their programming style, or "mediocre" language of choice. You sir, are just being ridiculous. I'll say this about multi-cursor, it is one of those things that until you have it, you don't know you missed it. When I first tried sublime my thought pattern went "Wha? Multi-cursor? When will I ever use -- Oh my god how did I live without this!?" Simple use case that comes to mind: quick refactorings. I'm a believer in self documenting code, so I'm often changing the names of my function calls as I get deeper into the domain of the problem. With Sublime Text, I highlight the function in question, spam `ctrl + d` a bunch of times to set the multicursors in position, and from there, I'm free to type away whilst the multicursors edit my entire document.