> I could select one ":, use "Select All Occurrences"
Only if it's the same occurrences. Cursor can often get the idea of what you want to do with the whole block of different names. Unless you're a vim macro master, it's not easily doable.
> How many of you spend 90% of time writing boilerplate instead of the core logic of the project?
It doesn't take much time, but it's a distraction. I'd rather tab through some things quickly than context switch to the docs, finding the example, adapting it for the local script, then getting back to what I was initially trying to do. Working memory in my brain is expensive.
Only if it's the same occurrences. Cursor can often get the idea of what you want to do with the whole block of different names. Unless you're a vim macro master, it's not easily doable.
> How many of you spend 90% of time writing boilerplate instead of the core logic of the project?
It doesn't take much time, but it's a distraction. I'd rather tab through some things quickly than context switch to the docs, finding the example, adapting it for the local script, then getting back to what I was initially trying to do. Working memory in my brain is expensive.