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# { "keys": ["ctrl+whatever"], "command": "example" },
# { "keys": ["ctrl+whatever"], "command": "example_two" }

import sublime, sublime_plugin

# *********************
# WindowCommand Version
# *********************

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# Proof of concept; retrieve the path of the syntax that a user has
# associated with any file extension in Sublime Text.
#
# 1) Create a temp file with the file extension of the desired syntax.
# 2) Open the temp file in ST with the API `open_file()` method; use a
#    sublime.TRANSIENT buffer so that no tab is shown on the tab bar.
# 3) Retrieve the syntax ST has assigned to the view's settings.
# 4) Close the temp file's ST buffer.
# 5) Delete the temp file.
#

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# Code to test the reliability of windll.kernel32.GetFileAttributesW()
# by running it on every file (that has read access) on the file system.

import os, os.path, sys
from ctypes import windll

HIDDEN_FILE_ATTRIBUTE = 2
GET_ATTRIBUTES_FAILED = -1

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xev events for "xdotool click 3" launched with control + 8

FocusIn event, serial 37, synthetic NO, window 0x2c00001, mode NotifyGrab, detail NotifyPointer

KeymapNotify event, serial 37, synthetic NO, window 0x0, keys: 4294967188 0 2 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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/*
    Writes a left mouse button press or release event
    directly to the input device of the mouse.
    Credit for barebones code: https://goo.gl/upXCqR

    Currently takes one arg which must be either of:
    BTN_LF_PRESS:   write a left mouse button press event
    BTN_LF_RELEASE: write a left mouse button release event

    Written by: mattst@i-dig.info @ 2018-03-02

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# The following methods are part of a project and are not stand-alone code. As
# such anyone wishing to re-use the code will have to modify it, note the use of
# the class variables `self.active_window` and `self.active_view` which would
# need to be changed to valid instances of the active `window` and `view`.

def set_syntax(self, path):
        """
        Sets the syntax associated with the file extension of path.

        There is no method to get the syntax of a file extension in the ST API.

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#
# Name:           JumpToCharSeq (Jump To Character Sequence)
# Requirements:   Plugin for Sublime Text v.3
# Written by:     mattst@i-dig.info
#
# ST Command:     jump_to_char_seq
#
# Optional Arg:   direction
# -----------------------------------------------------------

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#
# Name:          JumpToCharSeq (Jump To Character Sequence)
# Author:        mattst@i-dig.info
# Requires:      Sublime Text v3
#
# ST Command:    jump_to_char_seq
# Optional Arg:  direction --> "forwards" (default), "backwards"
# Optional Arg:  case_sensitive --> boolean (default is false)
#

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#
# Name:          Expand Selection By Expression
# Author:        mattst@i-dig.info
# Requires:      Sublime Text v3
#
# ST Command:    expand_selection_by_expression
# Optional Arg:  expression_type --> "regex" (default), "literal"
# Optional Arg:  case_sensitive --> boolean (default is false)
#

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#
# MIT License
#
# To use, assign keys to the "focus_most_recent_tab_closer" command, e.g.
# {"keys": ["ctrl+k", "ctrl+w"], "command": "focus_most_recent_tab_closer"},
#

import sublime
import sublime_plugin
import time