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# Sublime Plugin that will take the selected text(s) | |
# and replace it with a variable name you provide. The name and | |
# values are then prepended to the top of the file | |
import sublime, sublime_plugin, re | |
# handles asking for what to replace the selection with | |
class PromoteCssCommand( sublime_plugin.WindowCommand ): | |
def run( self ): | |
view = self.window.active_view() | |
# make sure something is selected | |
selected = view.sel() | |
region = selected[0] | |
replace = view.substr( region ) | |
# if there isn't text, give up | |
if len( replace ) == 0: return | |
# save this value for later | |
self.replace = replace | |
# ask what to use instead | |
self.window.show_input_panel( 'Enter property name', '', self.on_done, None, None ) | |
# after confirming the inpu | |
def on_done( self, text ): | |
# mske sure something was used | |
if len( text ) == 0: return | |
# request the change | |
view = self.window.active_view() | |
view.run_command("promote_css_apply", { "key": text, "value": self.replace }) | |
# performs the actual replacement of text | |
class PromoteCssApplyCommand( sublime_plugin.TextCommand ): | |
def run( self, edit, key, value ): | |
# use the file name to test for a semicolon | |
syntax = self.view.settings().get('syntax') | |
match = re.search('sass', syntax, flags= re.IGNORECASE ) | |
include_semicolon = ';' | |
if match : include_semicolon = '' | |
# insert the new def | |
self.view.insert( edit, 0, '$'+ key +' : '+ value + include_semicolon +'\n'); | |
# replace each selection | |
selected = self.view.sel() | |
for region in selected: | |
self.view.replace( edit, region, '$'+ key ) |
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