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Making an Atom package in JS: go to line
I'm making an Atom package in JavaScript.
How do I jump to a particular line, similar to what you can do with Ctrl-G. Is there a function like goToLine(line) that I can use?
javascript atom-editor
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Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
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I'm making an Atom package in JavaScript.
How do I jump to a particular line, similar to what you can do with Ctrl-G. Is there a function like goToLine(line) that I can use?
javascript atom-editor
asked Jan 2 at 17:12
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
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I'm making an Atom package in JavaScript.
How do I jump to a particular line, similar to what you can do with Ctrl-G. Is there a function like goToLine(line) that I can use?
javascript atom-editor
asked Jan 2 at 17:12
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
376318
I'm making an Atom package in JavaScript.
How do I jump to a particular line, similar to what you can do with Ctrl-G. Is there a function like goToLine(line) that I can use?
javascript atom-editor
javascript atom-editor
asked Jan 2 at 17:12
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
376318
asked Jan 2 at 17:12
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
376318
asked Jan 2 at 17:12
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
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asked Jan 2 at 17:12
Rob KwasowskiRob Kwasowski
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asked Jan 2 at 17:12
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atom has a pre-installed package called go-to-line and has a function navigate. it's as simple as this:
import { Point } from 'atom';
const editor = atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor();
const position = new Point(row, column);
editor.setCursorBufferPosition(position);
editor.scrollToBufferPosition(position, { center: true });
answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
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Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
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atom has a pre-installed package called go-to-line and has a function navigate. it's as simple as this:
import { Point } from 'atom';
const editor = atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor();
const position = new Point(row, column);
editor.setCursorBufferPosition(position);
editor.scrollToBufferPosition(position, { center: true });
answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
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Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
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atom has a pre-installed package called go-to-line and has a function navigate. it's as simple as this:
import { Point } from 'atom';
const editor = atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor();
const position = new Point(row, column);
editor.setCursorBufferPosition(position);
editor.scrollToBufferPosition(position, { center: true });
answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
863618
Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
add a comment |
atom has a pre-installed package called go-to-line and has a function navigate. it's as simple as this:
import { Point } from 'atom';
const editor = atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor();
const position = new Point(row, column);
editor.setCursorBufferPosition(position);
editor.scrollToBufferPosition(position, { center: true });
answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
863618
atom has a pre-installed package called go-to-line and has a function navigate. it's as simple as this:
import { Point } from 'atom';
const editor = atom.workspace.getActiveTextEditor();
const position = new Point(row, column);
editor.setCursorBufferPosition(position);
editor.scrollToBufferPosition(position, { center: true });
answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
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answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
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answered Jan 2 at 19:15
Luis EstevezLuis Estevez
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answered Jan 2 at 19:15
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Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
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Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
Is there a way to go to an absolute position, like 50 characters from the start?
– Rob Kwasowski
Jan 4 at 0:12
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