#Two cursors windows 10 keygen
mc/mark-all-dwim: Tries to be smart about marking everything you want.mc/mark-all-symbols-like-this-in-defun: Like mc/mark-all-like-this-in-defun but only for whole symbols.mc/mark-all-words-like-this-in-defun: Like mc/mark-all-like-this-in-defun but only for whole words.mc/mark-all-like-this-in-defun: Marks all parts of the current defun that matches the current region.mc/mark-all-in-region: Prompts for a string to match in the region, adding cursors to all of them.mc/mark-all-symbols-like-this: Like mc/mark-all-like-this but only for whole symbols.mc/mark-all-words-like-this: Like mc/mark-all-like-this but only for whole words.mc/mark-all-like-this: Marks all parts of the buffer that matches the current region.mc/edit-ends-of-lines: Adds a cursor at the end of each line in the current region.mc/edit-beginnings-of-lines: Adds a cursor at the start of each line in the current region.mc/edit-lines: Adds one cursor to each line in the current region.mc/skip-to-previous-like-this: Remove the cursor furthest up, marking the next occurrence up.mc/skip-to-next-like-this: Remove the cursor furthest down, marking the next occurrence down.mc/unmark-previous-like-this: Remove the cursor furthest up in the buffer.mc/unmark-next-like-this: Remove the cursor furthest down in the buffer.This allows for fine grained control over the placement of cursors. mc/mark-pop: Set a cursor at the current point and move to the next (different) position on the mark stack.mc/add-cursor-on-click: Bind to a mouse event to add cursors by clicking.mc/mark-more-like-this-extended: Use arrow keys to quickly mark/skip next/previous occurrences.mc/mark-previous-symbol-like-this: Like mc/mark-previous-like-this but only for whole symbols.mc/mark-previous-word-like-this: Like mc/mark-previous-like-this but only for whole words.mc/mark-previous-like-this-symbol: Adds a cursor and region at the next part of the buffer backwards that matches the current region, if no region is selected it selects the symbol at the point.mc/mark-previous-like-this-word: Adds a cursor and region at the next part of the buffer backwards that matches the current region, if no region is selected it selects the word at the point.mc/mark-previous-like-this: Adds a cursor and region at the next part of the buffer backwards that matches the current region.mc/mark-next-symbol-like-this: Like mc/mark-next-like-this but only for whole symbols.mc/mark-next-word-like-this: Like mc/mark-next-like-this but only for whole words.mc/mark-next-like-this-symbol: Adds a cursor and region at the next part of the buffer forwards that matches the current region, if no region is selected it selects the symbol at the point.mc/mark-next-like-this-word: Adds a cursor and region at the next part of the buffer forwards that matches the current region, if no region is selected it selects the word at the point.mc/mark-next-like-this: Adds a cursor and region at the next part of the buffer forwards that matches the current region.Command overview Mark one more occurrence You can watch an intro to multiple-cursors at Emacs Rocks. It needs to be bound to keys to work properly. Multiple cursors does not do well when you invoke its commands with M-x.
Insert a newline in multiple-cursors-mode, use C-j. The latter willįirst disable multiple regions before disabling multiple cursors. (global-set-key (kbd "C->") 'mc/mark-next-like-this) It's available on MELPA, MELPA Stable and I highly recommend installing multiple-cursors through package.el. TLDR: I am still maintaining this package, but I am no longer crowdsourcing a list of issues. Thankfully Emacs is infinitely malleable, you can probably fix it Happily use this package, just like I do. So, I have closed the issue tracker and the pull requests. Good enough by some standard I don't particularly care about. Whenever I try, I keep getting feedback that my fix isn't It's been years since I could keep pace with the issuesĪnd pull requests. However, it has become painfully clear to me that I don't have time to fix It just works.Īt least, it works for all my use cases. I use this package every day, and have been doing so for years. Don't be afraid though, I've been using it since 2011 with This is some pretty crazy functionality, so yes,
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