CLIP MANAGER INSTALL
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They do not get affected by usual copy/pasting, so you can rest assured that your work flow will not get affected. If you've got a repetive task to do, with lots of copy/pastes, use registers.

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As you scroll through history it will update that panel, with syntax highlighting, too! Then you can clipboard_manager_next_and_paste, and if you keep the panel open it will update as you keep pasting. The other useful trick is to use clipboard_manager_next/ clipboard_manager_previous to show an output panel at the bottom of the screen. It uses the fuzzy finder input panel, so you can quickly find and paste the entry you want. The clipboard_manager_choose_and_paste command is your goto. There are two ways to find out what you've got hanging out in your clipboard history, you should use both. Shows the clipboard registers in an output panel, similar to clipboard_manager_show.

Again, there are lots of example key bindings.Ĭlipboard_manager_show_registers ( super+ctrl+shift+v, ?) The example keymap includes a register binding for every number and letter.Ĭlipboard_manager_paste_from_register ( super+ctrl+shift+v, 1, super+ctrl+shift+v, a) super+ctrl+shift+c, 1, super+ctrl+shift+c, a) Registers do not add/remove from the clipboard history, they are a place to store text that won't be affected by clipboard history.Ĭlipboard_manager_copy_to_register (there are a ton, e.g. This was mostly useful for development, but you might find it beneficial as well. Shows the clipboard history in an output panel, and points to the current clipboard item. Shows the clipboard history in an quick panel so you can pick an entry from the history, also shows the “current selected item” in an output panel.Ĭlipboard_manager_show ( super+ctrl+shift+v, /) The content will appear as a status message and in a panel.Ĭlipboard_manager_choose_and_paste ( super+ctrl+alt+v) Goes to the previous entry in the history, but doesn't paste. The content will appear as a status message and in a panel.Ĭlipboard_manager_previous ( super+pagedown aka super+fn+down) Goes to the next entry in the history, but doesn't paste. Goes to the previous entry in the history and pastes it.Ĭlipboard_manager_next ( super+pageup aka super+fn+up) Goes to the next entry in the history and pastes it.Ĭlipboard_manager_previous_and_paste ( super+shift+v) Options: indent (default: False): Determines whether to use the paste or paste_and_indent built-in command.Ĭlipboard_manager_next_and_paste ( super+alt+v) clipboard_manager_choose_and_paste also has this feature (thanks to for this idea!) CommandsĬlipboard_manager_paste: Self Explanatory. If you bind clipboard_manager_next and clipboard_manager_previous, these commands will show you the current clipboard selection in a panel at the bottom of the screen. First you need to override the cut/copy/paste commands, so that the pasteboard entries can be stored in history: Open Preferences > Key Bindings and copy the key bindings from Example.sublime-keymap that you want to use.

CLIP MANAGER INSTALL

Install keymaps for the commands (see Example.sublime-keymap for my preferred keys).

Using Package Control, install “Clipboard Manager”.

TheseĬommands delegate to the sublime text built in commands, but also add the copied text to its internal history. To assign clipboard_manager_copy to ctrl/super+c and clipboard_manager_cut to ctrl/super+x. Most importantly: Clipboard Manager must be registered to receive the copy and cut commands, so be sure I also want to give a shoutout to user mg979 for sharing a bunch of awesome new features he added to this plugin! We didn't collaborate on a pull request, but I did implement some of his ideas that I liked, namely the “show current clipboard” with syntax highlighting. Originally written by AJ Palkovic ( ajpalkovic), modified by Martin Aspeli ( optilude), and further (heavily) modified and packaged for Package Control by Colin T.A. A version of the Sublime Text plugin at that makes for TextMate-like clipboard history.

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