Save your useful regex pattern in a portfolio Sublime Text.
If you want to save/keep some of your regex pattern, then Regex Portfolio could fit your needs.
In this package, you will also find some pre defined regex pattern, compatible with Sphinx directives
7 useful regex for catching all the :
- changelog
- keyword
- synopsis (desc or description)
- todo
- warning
- note
- and all the above keys at the same time
The regex will accept all the current most popular comment style I know (HTML and PHP Blade comment style are not supported).
It is better to indent your comments (to be also compatible with Sphinx, just in case when you want to auto documentate later - mainly for python users)
The find results will be output in a single file in which all the important information is gathered ^^
All commands are accessible via the Command Palette, Ctrl + Shift + P
on Windows/Linux, Command + Shift + P
on Mac.
Regex Portfolio: load changelog
to load the changelog regex patternRegex Portfolio: load keywords
to load the keywords regex patternRegex Portfolio: load synopsis
to load the synospis regex patternRegex Portfolio: load todo
to load the todo regex patternRegex Portfolio: load notes
to load the notes regex patternRegex Portfolio: load warnings
to load the warnings regex patternRegex Portfolio: load all flag (keywords, synopsis, changelog, todo, notes & warnings)
to load all the regex pattern at the same time
You can also add your custom regex in the RegexPortfolio plugin.
All your pattern are accessible via the context menu
After loading the wanted regex pattern, select the folder you want to scan.
Regex Portfolio
is also available via Package Control and can be found as RegexPortfolio
.
For manual installation, run the following script in the Sublime Text terminal (ctrl+`
) which utilizes git clone
(you must have git installed with correct env path defined).
import os; path=sublime.packages_path(); (os.makedirs(path) if not os.path.exists(path) else None); window.run_command('exec', {'cmd': ['git', 'clone', 'https://github.com/KaminoU/RegexPortfolio.git', 'RegexPortfolio'], 'working_dir': path})
Packages can be uninstalled via Package Control: Remove Package
, located in the Command Palette.
Copyright (c) 2020 宀Кami宀 (Michel TRUONG)
Licensed under the MIT license.
o( ^ ^ )o Cheers!!! o( ^ ^ )o