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A sublime package that lets you expand your current selection until a specific character, regex, or char-count is encountered.

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`self.view.run_command("select_until", {"extend":True, "regex search": "/(\b.*)([\r\n] .*|\b.*)+((?:\d+\.)? +)*/"})` or on keyboard shortcuts can't figure out how to add Thanks

In Sublime Text 4, it is possible to incrementally add selection using the plugin's features but it's somehow impossible to copy the selected area to clipboard.

Added support for Sublime Text's command palette. This makes it possible to use a command by searching rather than having to remember the shortcut. See http://docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/reference/command_palette.html for more info.

It would be really useful to be able to select until a certain line. For example, typing `:30` would expand to line 30 top-down and `-:30` would expand to line...

What's the right way to install this on Sublime Text 3? I can't see it in package control anymore.

It would be really useful to be able to select until a certain character in both directions. For example, typing `+['"]` would expand the selection both forward and backward to...

Keymapping say that the following should work ``` "keys": ["alt+shift+r"], "command": "reverse_select" ``` but when the keycommand is used, nothing happens. Tested on Ubuntu 14.04 & ST3 build 3095

I often use selectUntil to quickly select `foreach` blocks, therefore I need to put `endforeach` (or more concise `endf`) as a search query. However, `foreach` blocks may contain other foreach'es...

I love this plugin, but I find it searching backwards to be more difficult than I'd like - I have to add a minus, and square brackets, etc. These changes...

This adds one more commit to https://github.com/xavi-/sublime-selectuntil/pull/8, but I separated it because it could be controversial - all it does is take out the leading minus functionality, because the other...