Sublime Text 2 pro tips

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A short talk i gave at @maximizeag about improving productivity using Sublime Text 2 in Talked mainly about the shortcuts i use the most

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$
subl
ln
-‐s
"/Applications/Sublime
Text
2.app/
Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl"
~/bin/subl

Usage:
subl
[arguments]
[files]
edit
the
given
files
or:
subl
[arguments]
[directories]
open
the
given
directories
or:
subl
[arguments]
-‐
edit
stdin
Arguments:
-‐-‐project
<project>:
Load
the
given
project
-‐-‐command
<command>:
Run
the
given
command
-‐n
or
-‐-‐new-‐window:
Open
a
new
window
-‐a
or
-‐-‐add:
Add
folders
to
the
current
window
-‐w
or
-‐-‐wait:
Wait
for
the
files
to
be
closed
before
returning
-‐b
or
-‐-‐background:
Don't
activate
the
application
-‐s
or
-‐-‐stay:
Keep
the
application
activated
after
closing
the
file
-‐h
or
-‐-‐help:
Show
help
(this
message)
and
exit
-‐v
or
-‐-‐version:
Show
version
and
exit
$
subl

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Sublime Text 2 pro tips

1. Sublime Text

2. Edit

3. ⌘U Edit Undo Selection

4. ⇧⌘V Edit Paste and Indent

5. ⌃⌘↑ Edit Swap Line Up

6. ⇧⌘D Edit Duplicate Line

7. ⌃⇧K Edit Delete Line

8. ⌃⇧W Edit Wrap Selection with Tag

9. ⌘⌥[ Edit Fold

10. ⌘K, ⌘# Edit Fold Level

11. Selection

12. ⇧⌘␣ Selection Expand Selection to Scope

13. ⇧⌘A Selection Expand Selection to tag

14. ⌘D Selection Expand Selection to Word

15. ⌃⇧↓ Selection Add next line

16. ⎋ Selection Single selection

17. Find

18. ⌘F Find Find

19. ⌘G Find Find Next

20. ⌃⌘G Find Quick Find All

21. ⇧⌘F Find Find in Files

22. View

23. ⌃⌘F View Full Screen

24. ⇧⌃⌘F View Distraction Free

25. ⌥⌘2 View 2 Columns Layout

26. Goto

27. ⌘P Goto Goto Anything

28. ⌘# Goto Goto Tab

29. Tools

30. ⌘⇧P Tools Command Pallete

31. Tools Snippets Current language snippets

32. ⌃Q Tools Record Macro

33. ⌃⇧Q Tools Playback Macro

34. Plugins

35. Package Control http://wbond.net/ sublime_packages/ package_control Plugins

36. Soda Theme Plugins

37. DocBlockr Plugins

38. Fetch Plugins

39. Sidebar Enhancements Plugins

40. Zen Coding Plugins

41. Prefixr Plugins

42. Advanced New File Plugins

43. My prefs

44. tab_size 4 My prefs

45. trim_trailing_white_ space_on_save true My prefs

46. auto_complete false My prefs

47. font_face Consolas My prefs

48. $ subl

49. $ subl ln -‐s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/ Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" ~/bin/subl

50. $ subl . $ subl

51. Usage: subl [arguments] [files] edit the given files or: subl [arguments] [directories] open the given directories or: subl [arguments] -‐ edit stdin Arguments: -‐-‐project <project>: Load the given project -‐-‐command <command>: Run the given command -‐n or -‐-‐new-‐window: Open a new window -‐a or -‐-‐add: Add folders to the current window -‐w or -‐-‐wait: Wait for the files to be closed before returning -‐b or -‐-‐background: Don't activate the application -‐s or -‐-‐stay: Keep the application activated after closing the file -‐h or -‐-‐help: Show help (this message) and exit -‐v or -‐-‐version: Show version and exit $ subl

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