A Pulsar-Edit package that highlights all occurrences of your current selection in the editor.
Highlight Selected is a package for the Pulsar-Edit text editor that automatically highlights all occurrences of the currently selected text in the active document. It helps developers quickly identify where specific variables, functions, or strings are used, making code navigation and refactoring more efficient. The package provides visual feedback without requiring manual search commands.
Developers using Pulsar-Edit who want enhanced visual cues for code navigation, especially those working on larger codebases or performing refactoring tasks.
It integrates seamlessly into Pulsar-Edit, offering a lightweight and customizable way to improve code readability and editing precision without external tools. Its focus on simplicity and user-configurable settings makes it a preferred choice for developers seeking a non-intrusive productivity boost.
@Pulsar-Edit package for highlighting occurrences of your selection.
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Instantly highlights all matches of the selected text in the active editor pane, as described in the Key Features, making code navigation seamless without manual searches.
Allows users to modify highlight color and style through settings, per the Customizable Appearance feature, ensuring it fits personal or team preferences.
Offers settings to control when highlights appear, such as on double-click or selection, and whole word matching, providing flexibility for different workflows.
Includes keybindings to toggle highlighting or navigate between occurrences, as mentioned in Keyboard Shortcuts, enhancing efficiency for power users.
Only available for Pulsar-Edit, limiting adoption for developers on other editors or IDEs, which restricts its ecosystem reach.
Highlights occurrences only within the active document, not across multiple files or projects, making it insufficient for complex, multi-file refactoring tasks.
Lacks advanced features like integration with code analysis tools or version control, focusing solely on visual aids without automated code actions.