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Below are visualizations of all our scope tests for this language. These were created primarily for testing purposes rather than as documentation. There are quite a few, and they may feel a bit overwhelming from a documentation standpoint.

Scopes​

Bounded non whitespace sequence​

1. Bounded non whitespace sequence​

A sequence of non-whitespace characters bounded by matching pair

2. Bounded non whitespace sequence (iteration)​

Iteration scope for bounded non-whitespace sequence

Bounded paragraph​

1. Bounded paragraph​

A single paragraph(contiguous block of lines) in the document bounded by matching pair

2. Bounded paragraph (iteration)​

Iteration scope for bounded paragraph

Character​

1. Character​

A single character in the document

Collection item​

1. Collection item: Textual​

A text based collection item

2. Collection item: Textual (iteration)​

Iteration scope for text based collection items

Document​

1. Document​

The entire document

Full line​

1. Full line​

A single full line in the document. Includes leading and trailing whitespace.

Glyph​

1. Glyph: A​

A single a glyph

2. Glyph: Dollar​

A single $ glyph

Identifier​

1. Identifier​

A single alphanumeric identifier in the document

Line​

1. Line​

A single line in the document. Excludes leading and trailing whitespace.

Non whitespace sequence​

1. Non whitespace sequence​

A sequence of non-whitespace characters

Paragraph​

1. Paragraph​

A single paragraph(contiguous block of lines) in the document

Sentence​

1. Sentence​

A single sentence in the document

Surrounding pair​

1. Surrounding pair​

A delimiter pair, such as parentheses or quotes

2. Surrounding pair (iteration)​

The iteration scope for delimiter pairs

Token​

1. Token​

A single token in the document

Url​

1. Url​

A url

Word​

1. Word​

A single word in a token

Internal scopes​

The following are internal scopes. They are not intended for user interaction or spoken use. These scopes exist solely for internal Cursorless functionality.

Surrounding pair interior​

1. Interior: Surrounding pair​

The interior scope of a surrounding pair