README.md

split-line README

split one line into multiple lines by custom separator (default: ',')

warning:

this extension will append '\n' to separator in the outermost layer, for example: [1,], [2,], [3,] will split into [1,],\n [2,],\n [3,], but [[1,], [2,], [3,]] won't split. so don't select the outermost brackets

Features

How to use

1. open command pallette, input split line
2. hot key: ctrl + cmd + s in mac or ctrl + alt + s in win, (use default separator, ',')
3. hot key: ctrl + cmd + x in mac or ctrl + alt + x in win, (use default separator, ',' , break line in start and end of selected string (breakStartEnd: true))
4. you could configure keybindings "extension.splitLine" to change default separator in args
5. args has follow options: separator: string, breakStartEnd: boolean, breakBeforeSeparator: boolean

example: you can set hotkey in vscode keybindings.json like this:

{
    "key": "ctrl+cmd+x",
    "command": "extension.splitLine",
    "when": "editorTextFocus && !editorReadonly",
    "args": {
      "separator": " ",
      "breakStartEnd": true,
      "breakBeforeSeparator": false
    }
}