- Below is a list of most common keyboard shortcats I use in Sublime (this is a work in progress post)
Ctrl-B - show/hide results panel
Ctrl-D - highlight a word
Alt-F3 - multi selection for all highlighted words
F4 - (in the search results Ctrl+Shift+F) opens a file and takes you to highlighted line
Ctrl-F2 - marks a point in a line and create a point for multi selection if needed
Alt-F2 - edit all the marked lines at once (create a multi selection from all the marks above)
Alt-F2, Ctrl-F2 - removes all the marks in the file
Ctrl+Alt+Enter - In the Find/Replace window at the bottom it 'Replace All' matches
More keyboard shortcats https://gist.github.com/eteanga/1736542
- Even more shortcats http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10615
- The Menu -> Edit -> Permute Lines menu options provide a few more ways to sort, including Reverse, which sorts in reverse alpha order, starting with lowercase letters, Unique, which removes duplicated lines, and Shuffle, which sorta kinda randomizes the text.
- Sublime multi-selection keyboard shortcats
- How to show Build Results panel in Sublime editor
- How to enable API debug in Sublime and see all commands name in console (http://robdodson.me/blog/2012/06/23/sublime-text-2-tips-and-shortcuts/)
Sublime has a built in console terminal with ctrl+` . When type sublime.log_commands(True) there you enable verbose logging. When enabled you are going to see all commands that Sublime is executes as you use it. Just remember to turn logging off when you’re done :)
More function to play with can be found here: http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/2/api_reference.html
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