Configuring Sublime Text 2
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Configuring Sublime Text 2
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Re: Configuring Sublime Text 2
#2Sublime team by default need to advertise Packages and just how much you can customize the thing. You'd be amazed just how powerful this thing can be - once you get the hang of it, the shortcuts and some basic packages.
My favorite ones are Zen Coding (now deprecared in favor of Emmet) and SublimeERB when working with ERB - the front-end dev in me cries of joy when using them :-)
Re: Configuring Sublime Text 2
#3My first piece of advice is to set up a command line alias for Sublime...
Sublime ships w/ a command-line executable:
/usr/bin/sublRe: Configuring Sublime Text 2
#4Does sublime text 2 work well with CL or Haskell?
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#5Can someone explain the difference between command-p and command-t?
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#6Can someone explain the difference between command-p and command-t?
On my nearly-vanilla install, cmd-t doesn't do anything.
Re: Configuring Sublime Text 2
#7My 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 ...
Re: Configuring Sublime Text 2
#8My first piece of advice is to set up a command line alias for Sublime... Sublime ships w/ a command-line executable: /usr/bin/subl
They have a nice guide how to set it up too: http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/osx_command_line.html The one-step setup is:
ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" ~/bin/sublRe: Configuring Sublime Text 2
#9Can someone explain the difference between command-p and command-t?
Traditionally, command-P prints and command-t opens a new tab.
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#10Another useful tip for navigation - when using the fuzzy search, you can start typing a filename to jump to that file, then with that still in the search box, hit # and start typing a keyword to jump to in that file.
So if you wanted to find something with the class btn_order in index.aspx, in Windows you'd hit CTRL-P and type "index#btn", hit enter, and there you are. You can of course scroll up/down through the available files matching the filter before you hit # -- the keyword search applies to the currently selected file.