Its really simple to make it smart and use the CMD-X key (dual purpose). 

Create a command called "smartcut" with the following:

<br><pre>
#! /bin/sh
#
if [ "x$TM_SELECTED_TEXT" = "x" ]; then
	text="$TM_CURRENT_LINE";
else
	text="$TM_SELECTED_TEXT";
fi

echo -n "$text"|pbcopy
</pre><br>

Set the input to "Selected Text" or "Line" and the output to "Replace Selected Text".  Then set the Key Equivalent to CMD-X

The standard CMD-V will paste the whole like back.
<br><br>
-- dv



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