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dracyr | 4 years ago

Now, I use vim mode in Sublime, so I have already "seen the light" so to say. But that situation is probably one I'd actually be able to solve faster with multiple cursors.

What I'd do is this: Put the cursor on one of the calls, then use ctrl-d to put a new cursor at all the matches. Then use ctrl-right-arrow to move by word until the second comma, combine that with shift to select the argument and edit all of them with visual feedback to my heart's content.

In reality, depending on the complexity of the text, after creating all the cursors, I'd probably use the vim movements to get them to where I need though.

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