![]() This answer about choosing IP addresses is also good. Depending on the length of the list it may take a few seconds or minutes.Ĭome back to read more often for new tips on how to work quickly and efficiently. To do this, open the menu Edit - Permute Lines - Unique. Then click the Find All button (on the right) and copy them into a single blacklist of IP addresses.Īfter that you can leave only unique values. * sign next to the search field.įor IP addresses that look like this: 99.7.83.38 enter the following regex: \b(\d\/\d+\b Make sure you have the RegEx selector enabled - it looks like a. Open the file containing the IP addresses in SublimeText and go to Find - Replace. How do you find and select all the IP addresses in the text? ![]() Now you need to merge them all into one list for blocking on the server. Let’s say you found such a source of IP addresses to block. We’ll go over this feature more in a future post but this is a really powerful way to find items that need to be changed across multiple files if you don’t want to (or can’t) use grep to search a folder.Sometimes, to increase the security of your server or VPS (Virtual Private Server), you need to create a block list for certain IP addresses. If you select this you’ll see the following at the bottom of your screen: Output redirection of your shell is used (>) to write it to a new file. grep -vwE '(catrat)' sourcefile > destinationfile The whole-word option makes sure it wont match cats or grateful for example. If you right click on a folder in the sidebar you’ll get some other options:Īgain I’m going to gloss over most of this because it’s fairly self explanatory but I want to highlight the “Find in Folder…” option. To create a copy of the file without lines matching 'cat' or 'rat', one can use grep in reverse (-v) and with the whole-word option (-w). This option is useful if you need to create a new file in the same folder as your current file or you need to use on of those options above on the current file. This option opens the side bar in ST with the currently file selected:Īfter this you can right click on the file for another set of helpful options: I’m not sure how it would do this but this is a huge help. The only real downside to this is that it’s not “smart enough” to understand where a file might exist inside a VM that you might be developing on. It’s extremely useful if you need to put the path of one file into another. Users/scottkeckwarren/Projects//_posts/2016/-Maximizing Your Efficiency in Sublime Text - Right Clicking.markdown This option copies the absolute path of the file onto the clipboard like so: I randomly have problems with Sublime Text not noticing a file I added (or that have been added via a git pull) so I have to manually drag the file into the editor and this is helpful because I can use another file that’s close to get me into the right file. This option is useful if you need to run the file through another program or need to perform some other type of file level operation on the file. This option opens the Finder or Explorer with the file selected: It’s ultimately better to do this with a plugins (which I’ll cover later). I’m also going to skip over “Show Unsaved Changes…” because while it’s cool to be able to see this: I’m going to skip over the easy stuff like Copy, Cut, Paste, and Select All because that seems below the point of this article and to be honest most people should know command+c, command+x, command+v, and command+a already (although experience proves this isn’t the case). ![]() To start let’s look at what happens when we right click on the currently active file in ST: How can right clicking make me more efficient in Sublime Text.
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