42-comment toggle

42-style block comments that toggle: one key comments, the same key uncomments.

Fork of 42-comment by nasanov, which only comments.

Features

int	main(void)
{
	return (0);
}

turns into:

/*
** int	main(void)
** {
** 	return (0);
** }
*/

and pressing the shortcut again turns it back.

Comment: select the lines and run the command. The whole lines are taken, like the original.
Uncomment: select the block, or just put the cursor anywhere inside it, and run the command.
Empty lines become ** with no trailing space, so norminette doesn't complain.
Blocks made by the original 42-comment (** on empty lines) also uncomment.
Works with several cursors, and keeps the file's line endings (LF or CRLF).

ctrl+alt+* on Windows/Linux, shift+cmd+* on Mac,

or Ctrl+Shift+P and run > 42-comment toggle.

Disable the original 42-comment if it is installed: both use the same shortcut.

Change the shortcut in Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts (search for 42-comment toggle), or in keybindings.json:

{ "key": "shift+cmd+*", "command": "extension.42-comment-toggle", "when": "editorTextFocus" }

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