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Ctrl + D on a word in Sublime Text in brackets

I was a sublime text user, but now there are many new features in brackets. The one I can't find is the multiple choice you get from ctrl + D or cmd + D (mac)

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Ctrl+ Din SublimeText - "Quick add next".



It's like the Ctrl+ Bin brackets, which means "Add next match to Selection" in the Search menu.

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This works: Alt+ F3.



Ctrl+ Bin parenthesis does not match Ctrl+ Bin superscript text.

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This might be useful, set of keymap overrides for Sublime users in brackets, go to Debug -> Open User Key and enter these (Windows users afaik):

"overrides": {
    "Ctrl-Shift-L": "edit.splitSelIntoLines",
    "Ctrl-Alt-Up": "edit.addCursorToPrevLine",
    "Ctrl-Alt-Down": "edit.addCursorToNextLine",
    "Ctrl-Shift-D": "edit.duplicate",
    "Ctrl-Shift-K": "edit.deletelines",
    "Ctrl-D": "cmd.addNextMatch",
    "Alt-Shift-1": "cmd.splitViewNone",
    "Alt-Shift-2": "cmd.splitViewVertical",
    "Alt-Shift-8": "cmd.splitViewHorizontal",
    "Ctrl-R": "navigate.gotoDefinition",
    "Ctrl-P": "navigate.quickOpen"
}

Or just use Ctrl-D if that's all you need!

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