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Add support for camel humps #300
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I released it on v1.5.10 now. Please check it |
I just used the plugin (v1.5.12) and for me, the camel hump settings seem to get imported incorrectly. It generated: {
"command": "cursorWordRight",
"key": "alt+[ArrowRight]",
"when": "textInputFocus"
},
{
"command": "cursorWordRightSelect",
"key": "shift+alt+[ArrowRight]",
"when": "textInputFocus"
}, etc. However, the command in vscode v1.85.1 seems to be (Honoring camel humps when selecting via double-click is also not working, not sure how to fix it though) Thanks for maintaining this extension! |
I'll update a README.md. We can't support the double-click option for now |
Update #300 that add a sample of setting options
Released v1.6.1 |
In IntelliJ, you can enable "CamelHumps" mode making it so various text editing operations have units by CamelHumps.
For example, pressing "CTRL+DEL" when your cursor is at the end of "ActionResourcePath" would change it into "ActionResource" and if you did it again then "Action".
For example, pressing "CTRL+Arrow key" when your cursor is at the end of "ActionResourcePath" would put your cursor between "Resource" and "Path"
VS Code added support for subword navigation in 1.25:
https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_25#_subword-support
I wonder if we could create a setting for the IntelliJ keybindings extension and when use the when clause in keybindings to perform different commands based on that?
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