Hello.
Is it possiible with sublime to replace for example
print “Hello”
print “World”
print “!!!”
to
print(“Hello”)
print(“Wolrd”)
print("!!!")
in one step? I can do replace print " with print(". But I could not replace the " at the end.
Best regards
Marten
Sure. Open the replace panel (ctrl+h) enable regex search (alt+r) and search for print\s*(\"[^\"]*\") and replace it with print($1) .
You can have a look at regular expressions to do something like this on your own.
If you’re not a regex ninja, a simple solution that often works is to use ctrl+d to select several “print” at once, insert a ( and use END key to go to the end of the line and append another )
If you want to do more complex stuff you should look into regex though
with ctrl+d I can select all print statments. But how do you change them all at once?
Thanks for the hint with print($1).
In my case to convert python 2.x code to python 3.x I modified the regex to print\s*(.*)\n and replace it with print($1)\n so
that ‘print “%s” % val’ also works