emanoelqueiroz

With newer versions of git you can just enter:

$ git fetch
$ git checkout <branch>

git fetch will fetch all the remote branches, which you can verify with git branch -r (or git branch -rv), and as long as you don't have an existing branch with the name you want, you can just switch directly to it with git checkout <branch>. All this behavior assumes the default configuration for fetching "refs" for all remote branches and tags, which you can override with options or by configuring the remote. See git fetch --help for details. I like to also include the -p (--prune) option for removing dead remote-tracking refs for refs that have since been deleted on the remote.

To fetch a branch, you simply need to:

emanoelqueiroz

(function () {
    'use strict';

    const remote = require('electron').remote;
    const Menu = remote.Menu;
    const MenuItem = remote.MenuItem;

    const isAnyTextSelected = function () {
        return window.getSelection().toString() !== '';
    };

emanoelqueiroz

/**
 * Remove acentos de caracteres
 * @param  {String} stringComAcento [string que contem os acentos]
 * @return {String}                 [string sem acentos]
 */
function removerAcentos(str) {
	var mapaAcentosHex = {
		a : /[\xE0-\xE6]/g,
		e : /[\xE8-\xEB]/g,
		i : /[\xEC-\xEF]/g,