#SUBLIME TEXT 3 COMMAND LINE HOW TO#

Origami : I mention this the last, because I also wanted to tell you a little story. Select multiple lines, then hit ctrl+shift+l Multi cursor can be invoked in any of these ways: There is another kind of file that doesn’t exist in that folder by default but you can create one, which extends the Command Palette functionalities, I will explain it in below.

#SUBLIME TEXT 3 COMMAND LINE HOW TO#

However in this article I will show you how to add it to the Command Palette with ease. For now you only can open it by browsing to the directory and edit. The Default (Linux).sublime-mousemap contains the mouse actions. It can be accessed in command palette ( Preferences: Key Bindings). The Default (Linux).sublime-keymap is where you can add key shortcuts. It can be accessed by command palette ( Preferences: Settings). The Preferences.sublime-setting is for global settings. The contents should be in valid JSON format, otherwise they don’t work.

I’m using GNU/Linux, but the principals are the same in other OSs. There are some files under ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/User . It works like this: if you are after a term in any palettes, for instance Preferences: Key Bindings , you don’t need to type in the whole thing. The ctrl+p is for go to files, otherwise known as go to anything. In case you don’t know how to open the Command Palette, hit ctrl+shift+p.

Add missing commands to the Command Palette.

Optimisation by changing a few settings.

Useful keys and advance navigation techniques.

Some important functionalities as a reminder.This article ranges from basics to advanced use of ST3 and we are going to learn and do: I have a few tricks I would like to share them with you. I’m glad you like Sublime Text 3! In fact, I am a die hard fan and I’ve been using it for ages (since ST2).

(Edit) I have added some gif to this article.

Sublime text 3 command line