Three Months with Sublime [Link]
I really great overview of Sublime Text 2 by Steve Randy Tantra. No less than 7 videos of the core Sublime Text features.
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Sublime Text Bookmarks
This is another installment of my series on using Sublime Text for writing. It applies to coding too, but I'm going to examine the functionality from the perspective of a writer.1
Bookmarks in Sublime Text are similar to Markers in BBEdit. They are as the name implies, marks ...
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Sublime Text Macro to Open a Folder
This macro requires the Sublime Text CLI to be configured. I followed the instructions here with a minor modification. Keyboard Maestro does not recognize the command in usr/local/bin so I created it in /usr/bin:
sudo ln -s /Applications/Sublime\ Text\ 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl /usr ... -
Dictionary Macro
As pointed out in the comments to this post about using Sublime Text to write, it's annoying that it will not use the OS X spell checker and dictionary built into other text editors.
For example, here's the dictionary lookup in NVAlt:
Sublime Text 2? Not so much ...
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Sublime Text Section Navigation
Markdown Headers
Inside any Markdown document, hit ⌘-P (ctrl-P on Windows) and type "@" to get a list of headings.1 Start typing a word in a heading to have the list narrowed. Click a heading to jump to it.
Jump to Word
type "#" after ⌘-P to get a list of ...
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Sublime Text For Writing
Make Sublime Text 2 a better writing environment with two small plugins.
Install the WordCount plugin
and the WordHighlight plugin.
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A Couple of Sublime Text Tips
I'm thrilled with the current state of text editors. There is a wealth of excellent applications on Mac, PC and iOS for working with plain text files. On the PC and ocassionally the Mac1, I use Sublime Text (previous post). ST2 is extremely powerful. For someone with the ...
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