adding comma to each line using sublime text 2

Regex Problem Overview

I am trying to use sublime's text search and replace function and regex to match a string of number in each line and append a comma to each. So here's the sample file:

I want this to be:

 273794103,
 418892296,
 134582886,
 380758661,
 109829186,
 248050497,
 2167935715,
 374858669,

I tried doing this (\d+)\n and replacing it with $1, but this doesn't work. Any idea why? FYI for those who are not into sublime but into regex, Sublime Text uses Python's regex engine.

Regex Solutions

Solution 1 - Regex

To add comma to any line

Select the lines you want to modify
CTRL + SHIFT + L
RIGHT_ARROW
COMMA

Using ctrl + shift + L is how you can modify all selected lines. Very handy :-)

Solution 2 - Regex

I'd recommend this

'Find What': $ // matching all ends of your lines
'Replace With': , // replaces all line ends with a coma

this will work with any file :-)

Solution 3 - Regex

Here's how you'd do it on a Mac:

Command+shift +L > Right Arrow > Comma

and Windows/Linux:

Ctrl+Shift +L > Right Arrow > Comma

Solution 4 - Regex

Replacing .+ with $0, worked for me

Solution 5 - Regex

For Window User:

select all line OR select part of line => Ctrl+A.
Bring cursor to last of each Line => Ctrl+Shift+L
Add comma(,) which will reflect to all line.

** If you want to add comma(,) at start of each Line , After step 2 press => Home(button from keyboard , all cursors will head to start of the line)

Finally Ctrl+s to save the changes.

cheers

Solution 6 - Regex

You can also use the multi cursors in ST to do it. Highlight the region, go to Selection -> Split into Lines (there's a key binding for this, but it's platform specific. It'll be listed next to the menu entry), press right, and insert the comma.

Solution 7 - Regex

I tried in eclipse in mac it working fine for me.

Find: '(.)$'
Replace with: '$1");'

My case I have to add '");' at the end of line. You can replace, as per your need.

Solution 8 - Regex

> I tried doing this (\d+)\n and replacing it with $1, but this doesn't > work. Any idea why?

Single line search stops at \n, hence it can't be part of regex. Instead, try using end of line specifier $

s/(\d+)$/$1,/

Solution 9 - Regex

Ctrl + H is the command to open the find what and replace with panel.

Solution 10 - Regex

I can use the next macro:

[
{
	"args": null,
	"command": "split_selection_into_lines"
},
{
	"args":
	{
		"by": "characters",
		"forward": true
	},
	"command": "move"
},
{
	"args":
	{
		"characters": ","
	},
	"command": "insert"
},
{
	"args":
	{
		"extend": false,
		"to": "eof"
	},
	"command": "move_to"
}
]

save in comma.sublime-macro and edit Key Bindings - User

{ "keys":["super+,"],"command":"run_macro_file","args":{"file":"Packages/user/comma.sublime-macro"} },

PD: you need previum select your lines to add comma.

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