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Is there a way of selecting all highlighted words?

Noor vor 12 Jahren • aktualisiert von Nolan Amy vor 11 Jahren • 7
After sublime highlights all occurrences of a selected word, is there a way to expand the selection to all highlights?

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Sven Axelsson vor 12 Jahren
Yes. Find / Quick Find All.
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Noor vor 12 Jahren
No. Not what I need.

"Quick find all" selects partial too.

say if you have both "keyword" and "keyword123" in a file, and you select "keyword", keyword123 doesn't get highlighted.

"Quick find all" selects "keyword" and "keyword"123

Mariano Cuatrin vor 12 Jahren

Had any luck with this? I've been wondering how to do the exact same thing.

Noor vor 12 Jahren

nope, a missing feature that doesn't even require a bit of effort to be implemented...


Mariano Cuatrin vor 12 Jahren
I asked about this on #sublimetext@freenode and someone came up with a plugin script that works fine for me. If you're interested: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=10821


Noor vor 12 Jahren
yes sure,
thanks.

I still think it should be implemented as an embedded feature though :)
Nolan Amy vor 11 Jahren

It is embedded!! ...Just ever so subtly and simply:

If you start with an empty selection, ⌘D will search by whole words (variables) automatically. See adzenith's post on the Sublime forum. Here's the SO question on it.

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