Toggles Selected Text Between Single & Multi-lines.
Meant to convert Arrays, Objects, & Assignments Between Single & Multi-line.
If selected text has no line breaks:
Adds Lines Break:
- Before Or After Comma
,
- After Semicolon
;
- After Opening Brackets
[ { (
- Before & After Closing Brackets
] } )
If selected text has at least one line break:
Removes All Line Breaks.
Note:
The code is formatted by calling the format command, which will use your preferred code formatter.
How To Use
- Open Command Palette with
ctrl + shift + p & Type Single-line, Mult-line
- To Convert With Commas On Old Line:
- Use Hot Key:
ctrl + alt + s in Windows or ctrl + cmd + s in Mac
- To Convert With Commas On New Line:
- Use Hot Key:
ctrl + alt + x in Windows or ctrl + cmd + x in Mac
Changing Key Bindings
- Open up Your Key Bindings by:
- Pressing
ctr + k, ctrl + s
- Pressing
ctrl + shift + p and type Keyboard Preferences
- Type Singe-line, Multi-line in the search box.
- Assign different keys by:
- Clicking the pencil icon that shows on hover
- Right clicking the shortcut and selecting
Change Keybinding
- Pressing
Enter with a command selected
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