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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> komodo-discuss
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Re: [Komodo-discuss] Selecting complete lines
by Todd Whiteman other posts by this author
Apr 17 2008 3:52PM messages near this date
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[Komodo-discuss] Selecting complete lines | Re: [Komodo-discuss] Selecting complete lines
Christoph Haas wrote:
>  However I'm missing one feature in the normal key bindings that are 
>  available in vi bindings. It's 'V' (shift-V) to select a complete line. I 
>  often want to copy a few lines into a new location or move a few lines. So 
>  I'd like to select from the first line (on any column there) to the last 
>  line (also on any column) and press some magic button to select that part 
>  of my file from the first to the last column. How would I do that in the 
>  normal key binding mode?
>  

Hi Chris,

This is where the power of Komodo's macro system comes into play, to be 
able to add functionality that is not already existing inside of Komodo.

I posted an example macro that performed this piece of functionality, 
you can find the details here:
http://community.activestate.com/forum-topic/komodo-line-selection-macro

Cheers,
Todd
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