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Noted! Working with clauses inside a sentence was also suggested in #6; I'll leave that one to @seatrout in the meantime.
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For "Delete from start to cursor", don't you just hold down the key combo for "delete to start of sentence" until it has gobbled up all the text behind the cursor?
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Thanks for the feedback 🙂 I have a bit of a backlog to get through but I'll look into these at some point!
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Thank you for your work on this Tim - it's really helpful. I'm finding the plugin really useful already.
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Move-to-comma shouldn't be too hard to implement. I'll have a go later and see if I can get something working for Tim to look at. Since he's a real programmer, he completely transformed my original sketch into something that makes much more sense and is easier to extend. But I have no idea what the UI should be in terms of keyboard short cuts. We're getting to a stage with shortcuts where you need additional tentacles to manage them all.
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+1 on both 2 first recommendations.
@ambrosefield The 3rd recommendation has been kinda achieved through other plugins, if I'm understanding you correctly. They allow you to blur all else except active line.
@timhor Since we're throwing suggestions:
Right now just downloaded, first thing was I wanted to move to START of PREVIOUS sentence or END of previous sentence.
If I had to pick though, these would be the most useful additions, imo:
- Deleting FROM start TO cursor or,
- FROM end TO cursor
These two would be mad fresh. Only if you had time of course, it's already dope as it is and I'd hate to pile on extra stuff for you lol.
Cheers.
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@seatrout 😅 yes, yes you do. Oops.
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The "Zoom to sentence" feature is implemented in the Obsidian plug-in focus-active-sentence. It works well, but is missing a hot-key to toggle it on and off. Maybe the code be included here?
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