As I found out there's no "expand region" command like JetBrains or Emacs
provide. I want to make some workaround:
[:editor "ctrl-w" :editor.sublime.selectNextOccurrence (:paredit.select.parent
"([{")]
It's supposed to select a word first, then select nearby region, then the
outer and so on...
But there's 2 and half problems with this solution:
1) Keybindings don't work with several commands. Why? Documentation says
that they can
2) I want to include a quote in parents list. But \" doesn't work. How to?
2.5) Keybinding "ctrl+w" doesn't work at all if type just
[:editor "ctrl-w" :editor.sublime.selectNextOccurrence (:paredit.select.parent
"([{")]
I need to write ":editor.keymap" to make it work in the behaviour editor.
[:editor.keymap "ctrl-w" :editor.sublime.selectNextOccurrence (:paredit.
select.parent "([{")]
But it doesn't still work in other editors. I need to add line to make it
work in clojure editor:
[:editor.clojure "ctrl-w" :editor.sublime.selectNextOccurrence (:paredit.
select.parent "([{")]
And I need to do the same for each necessary editor. Maybe there's better
way to define it?
(And why "ctrl+w" is so problem combination??)
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