I have made another plugin, which search all open buffers on sublime (all opened tabs) for a pattern. the pattern used is taken from the clipboard. i.e. you need to first select and copy a text, then start the search with the desired keyboard shortcut (ctrl+alt+f on this example). i would have used better input system, but i couldn’t find any (suggestions/changes are welcomed)
you can find this plugin (always updated) for download at the community repository or, do the following :
- make a new file named: Search.py under “%appdata%\Sublime Text\Packages\User”, which contains:
[code]import sublime, sublimeplugin
class SearchCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, view, args):
failesafe = 1000
counter = 0
result = ]
files_i_have_been = ]
view_list = view.window().views()
selection = view.sel()[0]
if selection.begin() - selection.end() != 0:
pattern = view.substr(selection)
else:
pattern = sublime.getClipboard()
for a_view in view_list:
# avoid re-searching same view (if opened twice)
if a_view.fileName() in files_i_have_been:
continue
else:
files_i_have_been.append(a_view.fileName())
# search
next_region = view.line(0) # start from 0
while next_region is not False:
region = a_view.find(pattern, next_region.begin(), 0)
if region is not None:
(row, col) = a_view.rowcol(region.begin())
s = a_view.substr(a_view.line(region))
full_s = a_view.fileName() + "<" + str(row+1) + "> " + s
result.append(full_s)
next_region = self.advance_line(a_view, region)
else:
break
counter += 1
if counter > failesafe:
break
view.window().showQuickPanel("", "searchRebound", result)
#for line in result:
# print line
def isEnabled(self, view, args):
if view.fileName() is not None:
return True
else:
return False
def advance_line(self, view, last_region):
(row, col) = view.rowcol(last_region.begin())
next_point = view.textPoint(row+1, 0)
next_region = view.line(next_point)
if next_region.begin() > last_region.end():
return next_region
else:
return False
class SearchReboundCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand):
def run(self, view, args):
(file_and_line, sep, line_content) = args[0].partition(">")
(file, sep, row) = file_and_line.rpartition("<")
view_list = view.window().views()
for a_view in view_list:
print "|" + file + "|" + a_view.fileName() + "|"
if file == a_view.fileName():
view.window().focusView(a_view)
position = a_view.textPoint(int(row), 0)
a_view.show(position)[/code]
also add key binding on Default.sublime-keymap under “%appdata%\Sublime Text\Packages\User”
<bindings>
...
<binding key="ctrl+alt+f" command="search"/>
...
</bindings>
enjoy!
