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Sublime Commands for VS Code

Adds commands from Sublime Text to VS Code: Transpose, Expand Selection to Line, Split into Lines, Join Lines.

Shortcuts

By default, sublime-commands doesn't add any shortcuts. You should add them to keybinding.json yourself; mine are:

{"key": "ctrl+t", "command": "extension.transpose", "when": "editorFocus"},
{"key": "cmd+l", "command": "extension.expandToLine", "when": "editorFocus"},
{"key": "shift+cmd+l", "command": "extension.splitIntoLines", "when": "editorFocus"},
{"key": "cmd+j", "command": "extension.joinLines", "when": "editorFocus"},

Comparison

transpose crashes when some selections are empty and others aren't; sublime-commands doesn't
transpose behaves weirdly when there are three or more selections; sublime-commands transposes them like Sublime Text
join-lines crashes when a cursor is on the last line, sublime-commands doesn't
join-lines doesn't join the last line of a multiline selection, sublime-commands does (matching Sublime Text's behavior)

License