VSCode: Incremented numbers at each cursor [duplicate] - visual-studio-code

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When you create multiple cursors in VSCode, how can you type a number at each cursor such that each number is 1 greater than the previous number, starting at 0?

You can use the extension Regex Text Generator
For match expression use: .*
For generator expression use: {{=i}}

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I am new to Gatling and Scala Environment.
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For example, I need to feed "123456" for an attribute in Gatling.
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