Browsing Punjabi translation

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Duplicate Selected Lines Up

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Duplicate Selected Lines Down

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Sort the selected text or whole document in natural order.<br>Here is an example to show the difference to the normal sort method:<br>sort(a10, a1, a2) => a1, a10, a2<br>natsort(a10, a1, a2) => a1, a2, a10

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Trims trailing whitespace from selection or whole document.

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Trims leading whitespace from selection or whole document.

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Trims leading and trailing whitespace from selection or whole document.

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Joins selected lines or whole document. Optionally pass a separator to put between each line:<br><code>join ', '</code> will e.g. join lines and separate them by a comma.

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Given a JavaScript function as argument, call that for the list of (selected) lines and replace them with the return value of that callback.<br>Example (join selected lines):<br><code>each 'function(lines){return lines.join(", ");}'</code><br>To save you some typing, you can also do this to achieve the same:<br><code>each 'lines.join(", ")'</code>

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Given a JavaScript function as argument, call that for the list of (selected) lines and remove those where the callback returns false.<br>Example (see also <code>rmblank</code>):<br><code>filter 'function(l){return l.length > 0;}'</code><br>To save you some typing, you can also do this to achieve the same:<br><code>filter 'line.length > 0'</code>

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Given a JavaScript function as argument, call that for the list of (selected) lines and replace the line with the return value of the callback.<br>Example (see also <code>ltrim</code>):<br><code>map 'function(line){return line.replace(/^\s+/, "");}'</code><br>To save you some typing, you can also do this to achieve the same:<br><code>map 'line.replace(/^\s+/, "")'</code>