Change word case, number value and loop between keywords with the arrows of your keyboard.
Note: this package is kinda like in beta: it works in most cases, but in some cases the results can be a little weird. Don't hesitate creating an issue when you find one.
On Mac OS X: alt-up
On Windows & Linux: alt-up
On Mac OS X: alt-down
On Windows & Linux: alt-down
On Mac OS X: cmd-alt-up
On Windows & Linux: cmd-alt-up
On Mac OS X: cmd-alt-down
On Windows & Linux: cmd-alt-down
When you trigger the command over a word, it will loop between lowercase, uppercase and camelCase (adding a uppercase letter at cursor position).
When you trigger the command over certain words, it will loop between numerous possible values, like yes and no.
The built-in enums are :
- yes, no
- true, false
- relative, absolute, fixed
- top, bottom
- left, right
- width, height
- margin, padding
- block, none, inline, inline-block
- h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6
- am, pm
- sun, mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat
- sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday
- jan, feb, mar, apr, may, jun, jul, aug, sep, oct, nov, dec
- TODO, DONE, FIXME
You can also add your own enums by modifying your ~/.atom/config.cson file, like this :
'string-looper':
'enums': [
[
'oui'
'non'
],
[
'am'
'pm'
]
]
When you trigger the command over a number, it will increment/decrement it by 1.
If you use the "(in|de)crement-at-cursor" command, it will increment/decrement it at the point of the cursor.
- Write complete atom specs
- Refactor number-loop code