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Daanturo 23c0eeba45 fix(multiple-cursors): check evil-local-mode instead of the global one For evil compatibility (switching to emacs state during multiple cursors), when evil is enabled locally by evil-local-mode but not globally by evil-mode, using the former to check is more accurate. Also make the state variables local since MC maybe used for multiple buffers: activate current buffer and while not deactivating here, go to another buffer and activate there.		2023-08-18 19:20:45 +02:00
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autoload	refactor: deprecate featurep! for modulep!	2022-08-14 20:43:35 +02:00
config.el	fix(multiple-cursors): check evil-local-mode instead of the global one	2023-08-18 19:20:45 +02:00
packages.el	bump: :editor	2023-02-21 19:34:42 -05:00
README.org	docs: change link format	2022-10-05 01:01:19 +02:00

:editor multiple-cursors

Description unfold

This module adds a multiple cursors implementation to Emacs (two, if you use evil) that loosely take after multi-cursors in Atom or Sublime Text.

This module has no flags.

Attempts to smooth over doom-package:multiple-cursors' incompatibilities with doom-package:evil, which is used internally in some third party plugins.
Attempts to smooth over doom-package:evil-mc's incompatibilities with other packages, like doom-package:lispy.

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The doom-package:evil-mc keys are under the gz prefix, e.g.
- gzz to toggle new (frozen) cursors at point.
- gzt to toggle mirroring on and off (or switch to insert mode to activate them).
- gzA to place cursors at the end of each selected line.
- gzI will place them at the beginning.
There's also the ex command :mc/REGEXP/FLAGS, for laying down cursors by regex.

Designates "interactive edit" regions. Only the textual changes to them are mirrored.

M-d to iedit the symbol at point. Again to iedit its next match.
M-S-d to do it backwards.
R (in visual mode) to iedit all matches of the selection at point in the buffer.
Or :iedit/REGEX to iedit all matches of REGEX.

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