This is the first article in the series, of useful VSCode / Sublime commands. How many times did you try to edit a large file of text and wanted to format it in a fast and efficient way?
Did you know that modern code editors have many shortcuts that can save you a ton of time? This is just one of the massive time savers if you need to process big files of text or data, and you don’t want to write a script for it.
As VSCode and Sublime have most of the commands the same I will cover both editors with this articles.
Here is the sequence of command you need to perform in order to achieve the desired effect.
- Select the text to check.
- Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-L selects all occurrences.
- Ctrl-I will select the entire line.
- Delete or whichever other action you want to do with selected lines
1. Select the text to check.
2. Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-L selects all occurrences.
3. Ctrl/Cmd-I will select the entire line.
4. Delete or whichever other action you want to do with selected lines
I hope this helped and I have saved you some time.