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cursory-glance

cursory-glance

Tuomas Salo

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381 installs
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Highlight the cursors when there are more than one of them
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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cursory-glance README

VSCode extension (see marketplace) that highlights the cursors when there are more than one of them. (Using Atom? See the Atom package.)

Features

I found myself forgetting the multi-cursor feature on, and editing multiple places by accident. So I wrote this package that annotates the cursor with the number of cursors. The extension is activated when the user creates multiple selections with e.g. cmd-d.

GIF

Extension Settings

No settings for now.

Known Issues

  • I wasn't able to find a non-hacky method for adding "absolutely positioned" UI elements where the cursor is. The current method dictates a non-optimal placement for the badges, and it might cause a single character to jump a pixel or two horizontally. Also, the badge doesn't show properly when its cursors near the beginning of line.

  • If there are more than nine cursors, only * is shown in the badge. That's just laziness.

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