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Configuring Sublime Text 2

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Re: Configuring Sublime Text 2

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This is my reason for preferring tabs. Plus changing indent levels is faster via arrow keys.

And even faster using tab or shift+tab to pop up or down a level, regardless of whether you're using tabs or spaces.

I do this too, along with Home/End to navigate. Once in a while though I want to move only half way left of the indent, which is one press on tab, 2-4 of space. Can't use ctrl+left there.

But more than anything I'm sure it's just familiarity.

Re: Configuring Sublime Text 2

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My first piece of advice is to set up a command line alias for Sublime... Sublime ships w/ a command-line executable: /usr/bin/subl

Maybe on OS X, on Linux I always end up rolling my own ...

/usr/bin/sublime on Linux installs I believe.
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