Is it somehow possible to define a variable in the caption of a command? I’d like to be able to invoke the command palette and type a number and have that take me to that line. It’s been a little while but I believe this is the functionality of VIM. It’s certainly in my muscle memory and I would like to be able to implement it as it doesn’t seem to conflict with any other Sublime commands that I know of. Other than defining each number separately (obviously not ideal and I would guess not so great for performance) is there any way to do this? Thanks!

Also, while I’m here is there any way to use goto mark (either ` or ') as a motion modifier to yank/delete/etc? It doesn’t seem to work and I’m not sure what modifications would be needed to change this. (Use case, set a mark in the middle of a paragraph, move to the beginning of it and yank to mark to copy that portion of the paragraph) Thanks!

(I feel like I’ve asked this before but I wasn’t able to find anything with the search. Apologies if this is a repost.)

Goto > Goto Line (^G)

I guess I’m asking if it’s possible to replicate VintageEx’s behavior with goto line in the Command Palette. Type “:23” hit enter, go to line 23. Some ex commands (:w, :e) are in the command palette, I’d like :[number] to be as well if possible.

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I guess I’m asking if it’s possible to replicate VintageEx’s behavior with goto line in the Command Palette. Type “:23” hit enter, go to line 23. Some ex commands (:w, :e) are in the command palette, I’d like :[number] to be as well if possible.[/quote]

Not in the command palette, but in the Goto Anything palette. Is that not working for you?

This is not currently possible, you’d have to use an input panel, or Goto Anything