Printing multiple selections

[CsatiZoltan]

When I try to print multiple selections (done with the alt key), only the last block is printed.
It would be nice to be able to print all the blocks.

[PeterWone]

Well, that's embarrassing. I wasn't even aware you could select discontiguous ranges. It's certainly technically feasible to print it; presumably there's a collection of ranges to enumerate. I'm a bit busy at the moment but I'll certainly add it to the backlog.

[CsatiZoltan]

Thank you. Take your time, currently an alternative solution is to copy the selection to a new file and print from there.

[PeterWone]

I couldn't figure out how to select discontiguous ranges. Multiple cursors certainly, but that doesn't produce selection data that I can use to print. I hope you can supply enough information for me to act on it.

[CsatiZoltan]

Keep the Alt key pressed down and then select the text you want to obtain discontinuous ranges.

[PhiLhoSoft]

I use this a lot… 🙂
You can do Alt+click to have multiple cursors, then you can do the classical Ctrl+Shift+right arrow (or left arrow if applicable), to extend the selection.
Alternatively, Alt+drag at various places.
Or Alt+click on the line number select the whole line, repeat elsewhere to get another line selected, etc.

[PeterWone]

While this is not something I plan to do in the foreseeable future, you are welcome to submit a PR. If you plan to do this, I recommend you either wait for the next release or base your work on the feature/api branch as there are quite substantial changes to the codebase.