In this post, Learn Sublime Text editor short cuts
In Sublime text, We have inbuilt short cuts as well as can create a custom shortcut keys bindings.
Sublime text short cut keys
The following are general shortcuts that are available in all versions of Eclipse.
| Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|
| Sublime File Shortcut commands | |
| Ctrl + N | New file |
| Ctrl + O | Open a file |
| Ctrl + S | Save all files |
| Ctrl + Shift+S | |
| Ctrl + Shift+N | |
| Ctrl + Shift+W | |
| Ctrl + W | Close a File |
| Sublime Copy Past Shortcut commands | |
| Ctrl + X | Cut a text or string in editor |
| Ctrl + C | Copy a text or string in editor |
| Ctrl + V | Paste a copy or cut string content |
| Ctrl + Z | Undo a Paste |
| Ctrl + Y | Repeat a Paste |
| Ctrl + Shift + V | Paste and Indent a content |
| Sublime Tools Shortcut commands | |
| Ctrl + Shift+ P | Open a Command palette |
| Ctrl + B | Build |
| Ctrl + Q | Record a Macro |
How to add custom short cuts to editor
You have to do custom key binding attached to the terminal.
- Go To Preferences Menu > Key Bindings
- It opens Default (Windows).sublime-keymap file
- update the below content
{ "keys": [""], "command": ""}
- You can provides keys with short cut and command to run OS command
