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In languages such as Ruby or CoffeeScript, Atom has a feature to quickly change a selection inside a string into a template literal. Since template literals are supported in TypeScript, it would be nice to have the same feature for the language.
Steps:
Select any part inside a string (enclosed in backticks), e.g. name
Press $ key
Selection becomes ${name}
Motivation
Existing feature in Ruby, CoffeeScript and possible other bundled Atom syntax languages.
Additional context
Here's an animation showcasing the feature when working in CoffeeScript
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
In languages such as Ruby or CoffeeScript, Atom has a feature to quickly change a selection inside a string into a template literal. Since template literals are supported in TypeScript, it would be nice to have the same feature for the language.
Steps:
name
$
key${name}
Motivation
Existing feature in Ruby, CoffeeScript and possible other bundled Atom syntax languages.
Additional context
Here's an animation showcasing the feature when working in CoffeeScript
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: