In this post, Learn Sublime Text editor shortcuts.
In Sublime text, We have inbuilt shortcuts, and can create custom shortcut key bindings.
Sublime text shortcut 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 shortcuts to the 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 provide keys with short cut and commands to run OS command