Turn selection into template literal

[idleberg]

Sublime Text's default JavaScript syntax package has one very nice feature I miss in this package. A selection within a backtick-enclosed string can be turned into a template literal by pressing $.

Other default languages such as Ruby or CoffeeScript also have this feature. It would be amazing if you could add this to the Babel package.

[Thom1729]

The new v10.0.0-beta.1 release uses the same scopes as the default JavaScript syntax, so the default package's keybinds will automatically work.

At the moment, there is a bug in the default package's keybinds because the template string scopes were changed and the keybinds were not updated accordingly. (My bad.) There is a PR to fix this.

I'm closing this issue because the babel-sublime end of the fix is complete (as of the beta) and the Sublime end only awaiting a merge. You can take advantage of the fix right away by installing the babel-sublime beta and adding the fixed keymap from the linked PR to your User directory.