Call this with a format parameter and bind it to a keyboard shortcut if you find yourself using a query very often. The parameter preview can specify if Insert Nums should show a live preview when editing the format string. Opens an input panel with live preview as explained above. Both can be omitted and default to 1 (meaning 1:1).įor every selected region the inserted number (starting with start) will then be increased by step. Insert a string in the format : and press enter. If you prefer to not have this live preview, you can disable it by also pressing the Shift key.
by pressing Esc), the changes will be undone.
UsageĪn input panel opens which live-previews your current format string. You can install Insert Nums via Package Control by searching for Insert Nums.Īlternatively, you can download the Zip and copy it to your Sublime Text Packages folder, or use git clone. Hurray! Ĥ) Once the Level is selected, use the highlight tool and choose "no fill.A Sublime Text 2 and 3 plugin, that inserts (consecutive) numbers across multiple selections or modifies the selections' contents with expressions. This denotes that, yes, you have selected the Level of bullets. If this worked, the status bar will not say "WWNum 8 : Level 2." Instead, it will display only "Level 2". I'm not sure what WWNum8 refers to, but what you're looking for is the fact that it says " : Level 2" because the Level status indicates you are in fact on a bulleted line.ģ) Now, on a DIFFERENT line, place your cursor over a bullet. In the status bar, towards the right, it will display something like "WWNum 8 : Level 2". From the menu bar, View > Status BarĪ status bar will appear at the bottom of the screen.Ģ) Click on any line that is a bulleted line. So.the new issue is: How can I discern whether or not I've selected the bullet, so that I can then change/remove the highlighting?ġ) Turn on Status Bar.
However, because your bullets are already highlighted, you cannot discern whether or not you've actually selected them. Problem with the Solution: Normally, when you select a bullet, the bullet (along with the rest of the bullets in the same level) will highlight grey to denote that they have been selected. Solution: select the bullet, then use the highlighting tool and select "no fill." DONE! Problem: somehow, your bullet/number (henceforth, "bullet") has become highlighted.
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