Hello

I've recently started using this package and it was exactly what I'm looking for, thanks! However, I've been wondering a bit about how selections are intended to be handled? For example (where | denotes the bounds of the selection):

var a |=| 1;
var ab |=| 2;
var abc |=| 3;

What should happen in this case? I've noticed that currently alignment will happen wherever the cursor ended, so if I had my three cursors to the left of the equal signs, then selected it using shift+right, alignment would happen as if the cursor was after the equal signs, i.e.:

var a =| 1;
var ab =| 2;
var abc =| 3;

If, however, my cursor was after the equal signs and I moved left using shift-left, alignment will happen to the left of the equal signs.

Would it perhaps be a good idea to add a configuration option to always use the left-most (or right-most) part of the selection instead? This adds a certain degree of predictability and is especially useful if you often use the 'select next occurrence' from Atom's find and replace to quickly select lines that look alike and must be aligned together.

Thanks in advance

With this installed
when I select multiple occurrences of a pattern using cmd-d
and proceed to navigate using arrow keys
then the first cursor is lost.

-- disabling the package fixes the issue.

Missing instructions on how to reproduce your multi row selection example in your GIF. Is that from another package?