# vscode-text-pastry README

Text Pastry lets you reduce repetitive work and use multiple cursors more effectively in VS Code.

This extension is based on the [Text Pastry extension for Sublime Text](https://github.com/duydao/Text-Pastry). From their readme:

> If you're familiar with multiple selections, it's pretty straight forward. Place multiple cursors by using [alt+click], open the Command Palette and select Text Pastry From 1 to X. That's it! We've just pasted incrementing numbers.


## Features

The following commands are added to VS Code by this extension. The default keyboard shortcut to trigger the command pallet is cmd+shift+p

## Known Issues

This project is very barebones at the moment. There are a few basic feature issues - feel free to comment on one if you want to work on it!

## Release Notes

### 1.0.0

Initial release of Text Pastry for VS Code

# vscode-text-pastry README

[VSCode Text Pastry Readme](https://github.com/jkjustjoshing/vscode-text-pastry)

Text Pastry lets you reduce repetitive work and use multiple cursors more effectively in VS Code.

This extension is based on the [Text Pastry extension for Sublime Text](https://github.com/duydao/Text-Pastry). From their readme:

> If you're familiar with multiple selections, it's pretty straight forward. Place multiple cursors by using [alt+click], open the Command Palette and select Text Pastry From 1 to X. That's it! We've just pasted incrementing numbers.


## Features

The following commands are added to VS Code by this extension. The default keyboard shortcut to trigger the command pallet is cmd+shift+p

## Known Issues

This project is very barebones at the moment. There are a few basic feature issues - feel free to comment on one if you want to work on it!

## Release Notes

### 1.0.0

Initial release of Text Pastry for VS Code

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