Emacs helper plugin inspired by the wonderful Scalpel plugin for Vim. When thank-you-next is called, it marks the word below your cursor, and asks you for a replacement string. It then cycles through all the instances within the file. You simply have to confirm / deny by pressing y/ n. When done, the cursor is set back to the initial context.
Put the thank-you-next.el file into your emacs.d directory (or wherever you please) and load it within your init.el:
(load-file "path/to/thank-you-next.el")
Bind to hotkey as usual:
(global-set-key "<YourHotkey>" 'thank-you-next)| Command | Description |
|---|---|
thank-you-next |
Run the base command |
- Thomas Johannesmeyer - www.geeky.gent
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
The framework and code are provided as-is, but if you need help or have suggestions, you can contact me anytime at [opensource@geeky.gent](mailto:opensource@geeky.gent?subject=Thank you, next!).
If you have got any suggestions, please feel free to share them with me. :)