SmarterLineMoves.sublime-settings

{
  // Smart swapping means that there will always be a few lines visible
  // between the uppermost moving line and the text window's top, or
  // the bottommost moving line and the text window's bottom, depending
  // on the direction of movement. This allows to better see where
  // the lines will end up after swapping.

  // The smart swapping settings change the behavior of Sublime Text's
  // default line swapping commands (Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down on Windows/Linux
  // or Ctrl+Cmd+Up/Down on Mac).

  // Turns smart swapping on when swapping lines up.
  "smart_swap_up": true,

  // Turns smart swapping on when swapping lines up.
  "smart_swap_down": true,

  // Allowing to swap text "above and below" means that the text
  // swapping does not stop once it hits the top or bottom of the
  // window, but that the selected text keeps moving with each further
  // execution of the swapping command by adding empty lines on the
  // top/bottom of the selection.
  //
  // The corresponding undo commands allow to swap the text back in the
  // other direction while removing the previously added empty lines.
  // This is helpful to move text back after it has been moved too
  // far.
  "swap_above": true,
  "undo_swap_above": true,

  "swap_below": true,
  "undo_swap_below": true,

  // How many lines to keep visible when moving lines up.
  "move_up_clearance": 5,

  // How many lines to keep visible when moving lines down.
  "move_down_clearance": 5,

  // Automatically re-indents text after moving
  "auto_reindent": false,

  // Allows lines that contain only whitespace to be deleted while using
  // the "Attract Text" command.
  "squash_whitespace_only_lines": true,
}