My Sublime Text Shortcuts CheatSheet
‘Have you documented your own Sublime Text shortcut cheatsheet?’ is a question I never get asked. But despite all your efforts to avoid the subject, here it is. In your face!
This post is likely to get updated on a regular basis since I tend to learn new stuff every day. See, when you start low, you’re bound to progress more often than never :)
So we’ve already spoken about ST3’s clipboard history capability. Here’s the rest of the stuff I use on a daily basis.
Command | Usage |
---|---|
Command + click | Multiple cursors |
Command + C/V | (without selecting something) Copy/paste entire line |
Command + O/S/W | Open/Save/Close file |
Command + Control + P | Get List of Saved Projects |
Command + X | Cut Line |
Command + D | Grab similar occurences |
Command + Control + G | Grab all occurences |
Command + Shift + F | Find stuff through files & folders |
Command + K B | Toggle sidebar |
Command + K L | Go Lower case |
Command + K U | Go Upper case |
Command + Shift + / | Commenting/Uncommenting |
Command + Control + up/down | Swap line order |
Alt + drag | Initial a column select |
Command + Shift + left/right | Select content from cursor to left/right end |
Control + Shift + W | Wrap Line or Selection with Tag (absolute favourite) |
Command + Control + Shift +F | Enjoy Distraction-free fullscreen |
Select + [/( | Wrap selection between parenthesis/brackets |
More to come obviously…
ps: get yourself a licence, it’s only 70 box.