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Hi thanks for this great plugin ! I really enjoy the simplicity and usability.
It would be nice to have a way to pass a string from the settings into a command.
For example now we can create a command like: "git diff {file}"
But I'd like to create a command "git log --format='{git_log_format}'" where the value of "git_log_format" would be found inside a setting file.
Can we add this feature ? I can do a PR if you're interested.
Basically I'll need to change "VariableSubstitution.py".
About that why do you use "create_variable_values" instead of sublime api "extract_variables()" (in sublime.Window) ?
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Hi thanks for this great plugin ! I really enjoy the simplicity and usability.
It would be nice to have a way to pass a string from the settings into a command.
For example now we can create a command like: "git diff {file}"
But I'd like to create a command "git log --format='{git_log_format}'" where the value of "git_log_format" would be found inside a setting file.
Can we add this feature ?
I can do a PR if you're interested.
Basically I'll need to change "VariableSubstitution.py".
About that why do you use "create_variable_values" instead of sublime api "extract_variables()" (in sublime.Window) ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: