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; {{CommandKeys|C-*|mark-all-like-this}} | ; {{CommandKeys|C-*|mark-all-like-this}} | ||
: Mark all matching regions | : Mark all matching regions | ||
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+ | Prefix arguments can be used to skip the current region. | ||
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+ | ; {{CommandKeys|C-u C-<|mark-previous-like-this}} | ||
+ | : Unmark the current region and mark the previous matching region | ||
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+ | ; {{CommandKeys|C-u C->|mark-next-like-this}} | ||
+ | : Unmark the current region and mark the next matching region | ||
== Common Customization == | == Common Customization == |
Revision as of 18:56, 22 July 2012
Description | Concurrent editing of multiple regions |
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Author | Magnar Sveen |
Maintainer | Magnar Sveen |
Source | https://github.com/magnars/mark-multiple.el |
Mark Multiple is an Emacs mode for concurrently editing multiple regions.
Basic setup
See the GitHub README.
Helpful keybindings
If you use the bindings suggested in the project README, select a region and then use
- [C-<] (or M-x mark-previous-like-this)
- Mark the previous matching region
- [C->] (or M-x mark-next-like-this)
- Mark the next matching region
- [C-*] (or M-x mark-all-like-this)
- Mark all matching regions
Prefix arguments can be used to skip the current region.
- [C-u C-<] (or M-x mark-previous-like-this)
- Unmark the current region and mark the previous matching region
- [C-u C->] (or M-x mark-next-like-this)
- Unmark the current region and mark the next matching region