Trent Ogren

I added some basic tests, too. I'm relatively new to Clojure, so just let me know if something's way off. Using core.match for dispatching to handlers is a really cool...

Additional code formatting features

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Since experiencing how freeing a tool like `gofmt` is when run automatically on all code, I've been wishing Ruby had a similar tool. Having a tool do formatting for you...

Since delimiters of strings and arrays are changed, their contents can become incorrectly escaped: ``` irb> puts Sorcerer.source(Ripper::SexpBuilder.new(%{'"'}).parse) """ => nil irb> puts Sorcerer.source(Ripper::SexpBuilder.new("%w[hi} low]").parse) %w{hi} low} => nil ```

Adding onto @guillermooo's fix fixes #117

gv

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@sublimehq I'm not sure that this is the most efficient way to do this. Is there a better way? related to #72

fixes #98

putting linewise text into a register is broken at EOF

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For example, in a file with just the text `abc` (no newline), `yyp` should result in the file: ``` abc abc ``` Since there's no newline in the original file,...

Starting with the file (no newline at EOF): ``` abc def ``` Pressing `yy` on the first line then pressing `p` on the last line should result in this file...

Ensure text within XML elements is properly escaped

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I tried to subscribe to the [The Phoenix blog](http://phoenixframework.org/blog) with [Blogtrottr](https://blogtrottr.com/), but it couldn't subscribe because of an XML parsing error (see the parse error [here](http://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fphoenixframework.org%2Fblog.rss)). It looks like an...

`.` should support repeating text replacements made in replace mode