PKP4=pPaste column.pyimport sublime, sublimeplugin class pasteColumnCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand): """ Use this command to cut and paste whole columns. If you had i.e. 10 selection cursors when cutting the column, you need 10 selection cursors to paste the column. """ def run(self, view, args): clip = sublime.getClipboard().split(u"\n") for region in view.sel(): view.replace(region, clip.pop(0)) def isEnabled(self, view, args): return sublime.getClipboard() != "" PKP4=CMMDefault.sublime-keymap PKP4=aVg%% README.txtPasteColumn plugin Use this command to cut and paste whole columns. It's especially useful when working with the keyboard. If you had i.e. 10 selection cursors when cutting the column, you need 10 selection cursors to paste the column. In the example below, select the 1st column, press Ctrl+X, press End, and press Ctrl+Alt+V to execute PasteColumn. It lets you change this: ABC DEF GHI JKL MNO PQR STU VWX YZ1 to this: BCA EFD HIG KLJ NOM QRP TUS WXV Z1Y PKP4=pPaste column.pyPKP4=CMMDefault.sublime-keymapPKP4=aVg%% README.txtPK