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Use g~g~, gugu and gUgU to switch casing on whole lines #611
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I made it possible to use the g
g, gugu and gUgU commands to change casing on a whole line.Using linewiseAliasedOperator made the cursor jump to the line below when done, so I made TextEditor move the cursor to the first character of the correct line, the way it works in Vim. There should probably be a better way to fix this though.
In Vim it's also possible also use gUU, guu and g~~, which is less verbose. I'm not really sure how I could implement this at the moment.