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Shifter Plugin

Source code of the intellij IDEA Shifter plugin
This is a plugin for the various intellij IDEs, working in IntelliJ IDEA, RubyMine, WebStorm, PhpStorm, PyCharm, PyCharm CE, AppCode, Android Studio and 0xDBE.

Description

When evoked, shifter detects the type of selection, line or keyword at caret and shifts it “up” or “down”.
If there’s only one shiftable word in a line, it can be shifted without the caret touching it.
Lowercase/uppercase or lower case with upper first character of shifted words is maintained.
To shift values instantly multiple times, there are additional “Shift More” actions, the amount of repetitions can be configured in the plugin configurations (default: 10).

Shifter adds the following editing tools (you can change the keymap in the IDE preferences):

  • Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Comma – Shift-Down
  • Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Period – Shift-Up
  • Ctrl+Shift+Alt+J – Shift-Down More
  • Ctrl+Shift+Alt+K – Shift-Up More

Mac Users: On Macs, the keyboard shortcuts are Comma or Period key together with Shift+Alt+Cmd

Supported generic shifting types:

  • Shifting a multi-line selection sorts the lines alphabetically ascending/descending.
  • Shifting a single-line selection, that is a comma separated list, sorts the items ascending/descending.
  • Shifting a selection within a single line (that is not CSV), detects and swaps characters: single quote vs. double quote OR slash vs. backslash
  • Numeric values – Increments/decrements numbers by 1
  • UNIX (and millisecond based) timestamps – Increments/decrements by one day, shows a balloon info with the shifted date in human-readable format
  • PHP variables – Shifts to alphabetically next/previous variable name found in current document
  • Strings wrapped in single/double quotes and backticks – Shifts to alphabetically next/previous quoted string found in current document
  • CSS hex RGB colors – Shifts color value lighter/darker
  • CSS length values – Shifts numeric length values up/down by 1 (units: em, in, px, pt, cm)
  • Encoding/decoding of HTML special characters
  • Single characters and string consisting from any amount of the same character can be shifted to the prev/next ASCII value
  • Strings ending with numbers – increments/decrements the postfix

Dictionaric keyword shifting: Shifter comes with a customizable, file extension specific and globally useable, dictionary of shiftable keywords.
Some keyword types from the default dictionary:

  • PHP core magical constants – Shifts PHP’s magic constants (FILE/LINE etc.)
  • CSS orientations and positioning: top/right/bottom/left and absolute/relative, and geographical directions (north/east/south/west)
  • Accessibility types: public/private/protected
  • MySql data types: Shifts to next bigger/smaller numeric/string type
  • Primitive data types of Java, JavaScript, PHP, Objective-C
  • Doc comment tags (Java, JavaScript, PHP)
  • JavaScript event types (mouse, keyboard, frame/object, forml, control, touch)
  • Named colors from the sRGB color space (white/lightgray/gray…)
  • Text styles (bold, italic…)
  • Web image (gif/jpg/png) and audio (au/aif/wav etc.) format extensions
  • Full and abbreviated names of months and weekdays and units of time
  • Logical operators (and/or/xor/not), arithmetic operations (addition/subtraction…) and arithmetic elements (sum/difference/product..)
  • Metasyntax terms: foo/bar/baz…
  • Names of common data collection types (list/set/bag/dictionary/tree…)
  • Names of numbers (one/two/three etc.) and ordinal numbers (first/second/third etc.)
  • Boolean (paired) keyword values – Toggles true/false, on/off, yes/no (e.g. Objective-C), shown/hidden, show/hide, positive/negative, from/until, enable(d)/disable(d), pass/fail, min/max, expand/collapse, asc/desc, first/last

Changelog

Read full changelog: https://github.com/kstenschke/shifter-plugin/blob/master/CHANGELOG.textile

License

Copyright 2011-2014 Kay Stenschke

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the “License”);
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an “AS IS” BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.