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This would be handy. The only problem is that it would make it impossible to use a % literal in command, even in quoted parts of the command (since we're not going to start "parsing" the shell command). So maybe a longer substitution would work better:
rm $st_filename
Maybe a few other variables could be substituted and they could possibly be tab-completed as well. What do you think?
+1 here too. I came from vim to Sublime recently and I'm missing this. It's really practical. I don't mind typing longer things like $filename or $file_dir.
Just wondering if you could implement interpreting % as the path and name of the current views file like vim (eg.
/home/foo/bar/projects/baz.ext
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