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title: Selection String Syntax
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# Selection String Syntax
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selection = «range» ('&' «range»)*
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range = «pos» | «normal_range» | «column_range»
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pos = «line» (':' «column»)? ('+' «offset»)?
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normal_range = «pos» '-' «pos»
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column_range = «pos» 'x' «pos»
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line = [1-9][0-9]*
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column = [1-9][0-9]*
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offset = [1-9][0-9]*
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This can be used with `mate -l`, _Go to Line…_, and the ⌘T dialog (by putting `:«selection string»` after the file name) — as for the latter, if a string on the find clipboard has this format, it will be the default value in ⌘T, this is useful if you have a line in Terminal like:
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main.cc:32: warning: no return statement.
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You can then select `main.cc:32` press ⌘E and jump to Avian and press ⌘T followed by ↩ (one shortcoming is that ⌘T doesn’t show the currently open file, so it will only work if `main.cc` is not already the active file).
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