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How do you use the Commander plugin in gedit?

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This plugin is available from gedit-plugins package. Other than what its name and short description are, there are no other helpful info about the plugin usage.

Does anyone know how to use this plugin?

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answered 2 Years ago laiuct · Accepted Answer

Activate the commander plugin from Edit -> Preferences ->Plugins Tab, there check the commander plugin.

Now click Edit -> Commander Mode and you'll see a command prompt at the bottom.

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menu

commander

Here is an excerpt from the Commander plugin page on Gnome Libraries:

See an overview of available commands - Tab + Tab

Find a word within the current file - / foo - This will find the word foo.

Replace a word within the current file - // foo bar - This will replace foo with bar.

Move the cursor to a certain line number in your file - go [line number] or just g [line number]

Toggle the bookmark indicator for the current line - bookmark or just b