sublime tips & tricks

[bernhard]

yesterday i found out a very nice feature of sublime called "code folding". maybe it's not new for some of you, but it was for me and makes working a lot more comfortable. you can fold your code depending on levels:

CTRL + K, then CTRL + 2 will fold on level 2:

when you have your cursor inside a method, it will stay expanded. you can then fold your method on level 3:

CTRL + K, then CTRL + 3:

that's really nice. you can also find it in the menu under edit > code folding

another great feature of sublime is multicursor. i guess most of sublime users know that...

so i thought i start a new topic where we can share nice tipps and tricks for sublime and the work with processwire do you have any?

ps:

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/4203-sublime-text-2-snippets-for-processwire/

https://processwire.com/talk/topic/1888-sublime-text-2-course/

[AndZyk]

Two of my favorite keyboard shortcuts so far in Sublime Text are:

• ⌘ + D: Select word - Repeat to select next occurrence
• ⌃ + ⇧ + W: Wrap Selection in html tag (or ⌃ + W for choosing the html tag)

Of course there are much more.

[arjen]

Just switched back to ST coming from Atom (so nice, but so slow). 

⌘ + P = Go to anything.

[bernhard]

ALT + F3 = select all occurences of current selection

[Yannick Albert]

Sort selected lines alphabetical.

FN + F5 (Mac OS X)

F9 (Windows + Linux)

[bernhard]

Sort selected lines alphabetical.

FN + F5 (Mac OS X)

F9 (Windows + Linux)

hm... do you use/need this often?

[Yannick Albert]

On 15.6.2016 at 11:43 PM, bernhard said:

hm... do you use/need this often?

Not as often as I should. Mostly to sort properties in css style blocks or arrays/objects.

I follow googles styleguide https://google.github.io/styleguide/htmlcssguide.html#Declaration_Order