The first lines are the regex to find and the last line are the replace expressions.
:(\s?)'(.*)'
| [ | |
| { | |
| "description": "Control+Click to Command+Click", | |
| "manipulators": [ | |
| { | |
| "from": { | |
| "modifiers": { | |
| "mandatory": [ | |
| "control" | |
| ], |
| def getCountryByUserId(id: Int): Future[Either[String, Country]] = { | |
| val result = for { | |
| user <- EitherT(getUser(id)) | |
| city <- EitherT(getCity(user)) | |
| country <- EitherT(getCountry(city)) | |
| } yield { | |
| country | |
| } | |
| result.value | |
| } |
| def getUser(id: Int): Future[Either[String, User]] = ??? | |
| def getCity(user: User): Future[Either[String, City]] = ??? | |
| def getCountry(city: City): Future[Either[String, Country]] = ??? | |
| def getCountryByUserId(id: Int): Future[Either[String, Country]] = { | |
| getUser(id) flatMap { | |
| case Left(err) => Future.successful(Left(err)) | |
| case Right(user) => | |
| getCity(user) flatMap { | |
| case Left(err) => Future.successful(Left(err)) |
| def getCountryByUserId(id: Int): Future[Option[Country]] = { | |
| val result = for { | |
| user <- OptionT(getUser(id)) | |
| city <- OptionT(getCity(user)) | |
| country <- OptionT(getCountry(city)) | |
| } yield { | |
| country | |
| } | |
| result.value | |
| } |
| def getUser(id: Int): Future[Option[User]] = ??? | |
| def getCity(user: User): Future[Option[City]] = ??? | |
| def getCountry(city: City): Future[Option[Country]] = ??? | |
| def getCountryByUserId(id: Int): Future[Option[Country]] = { | |
| getUser(id) flatMap { | |
| case None => Future.successful(None) | |
| case Some(user) => | |
| getCity(user) flatMap { | |
| case None => Future.successful(None) |
| def getUser(id: Int): Future[Option[User]] = ??? | |
| getUser(10).map { | |
| case None => println(“User not found”) | |
| case Some(user) => println(s”User: $user”) | |
| } |
| def getUser(id: Int): Option[User] = ??? | |
| getUser(10) match { | |
| case None => println(“User not found”) | |
| case Some(user) => println(s”User: $user”) | |
| } |
| (defun sort-import-group () | |
| "This function basically sorts a comma separated list of strings but it's been | |
| written to sort grouped imports in Scala. | |
| Example: | |
| `import org.temp.{ B, C, A }` | |
| By selecting the grouped imported items (`B, C, A`) from the above code sample and run (M-x) `sort-group` | |
| you'll get the following result: | |
| `import org.temp.{ A, B, C }`" | |
| (interactive) | |
| (let* ((bounds (cons (region-beginning) (region-end))) |
| ;; global variables | |
| (setq | |
| inhibit-startup-screen t | |
| create-lockfiles nil | |
| make-backup-files nil | |
| column-number-mode t | |
| scroll-error-top-bottom t | |
| show-paren-delay 0.5 | |
| use-package-always-ensure t | |
| sentence-end-double-space nil |