Command Line Reference

Command	Arguments	Example	Result
N M P	N: Start number (required) M: Increment by this number (optional, default: 1)) P: Number of left-padding zeroes (optional, default: 0)	1 1 0	1| 2| 3|
words WRD...	WRD: an alphanumeric word.	words lorem ipsum dolor	lorem| ipsum| dolor|
range START END	START: the start number END: the end number	range 5 7	5| 6| 7| 5| 6| 7\
uuid		uuid	bdaf6339-9f2b-41bf-8cc8-b5566e3236c9
UUID		UUID	DB01499E-F2B4-4926-8C14-7BB97A1F3D81
p SEP	SEP: separator (optional, default: any whitespace)	p	lorem| ipsum| dolor|
pn	Same as p, but uses newline as separator	pn	lorem| ipsum| dolor|
regex REGEX	REGEX: a regular expression	regex [\W]	(Note: if content of clipboard was: this.is#a-test) this| is| a|

Modify Selection

Selection Command	Description
find REGEX	Search for REGEX, create new selections based on search result.
add REGEX	Look for REGEX, add matches to the current selection.
remove REGEX	Remove REGEX from current selection.
split REGEX	Split selection. If REGEX is empty, filter by non-word characters (\W)
filter REGEX	Find in current selection, remove everything that doesn't match REGEX

Presets

The default presets can be found here.

Presets support a index/range parameter. You can provide a start index, a numeric range or even the value contained in the preset as argument:

Command	Example	Result
days	days Tue-Thu	Tue| Wed| Thu|
months	months	January| February| March|
letters	letters 3-5	c| d| e|
greek	greek Alpha-Beta	Alpha| Beta| Alpha|
months	months 5	May| June| July|

Modify Text

Requires the Case Conversion plugin by jdc0589.

• snake
• camel
• pascal
• dot
• dash
• cap / caps

Shell

Experimental, needs setup and further testing

• node
• python
• ruby