On 10/14/18 at 3:56 AM, kevin.bold...@gmail.com (Kevin Bolduan) wrote:
I can't do a global search-and-replace and would like a quick
and easy way to type "2rem" (or any other value), select it,
press the keyboard shortcut, and have it change to calc(2rem * .625).
I should think a clipping would do the job. You could even make
it a placeholder clipping:
calc(<#value#> * .625)
so that when you use the clipping's keyboard equivalent, you end
up with the <#value#> placeholder selected and can just type
your value.
Alternatively:
calc(#select# * .625)
if you want to do it by typing and then selecting a value first
(which would be more gestures, but to each their own).
R.
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