How do i search for files in Sublime Text 2 inside a project?
I don't want to search the contents of files, just file names.
This should be ridiculously simple but I can't figure out (Google points some answers to the Sublime Text Forum but it is offline right now)
A keyboard shortcut would be amazing.
Press Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P) to open Goto Anything and just start typing the filename you're looking for!
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I'm using Sublime Text as My Editor, Sublime Text Doesn't allow auto-complete or code hints between multiple files, instead you get hints for functions or variables that are located in the same file your working on. How can i get code hints of a function that is located in another file?
Thanks.
This package is what you are looking for I guess: https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/All%20Autocomplete
Sublime Text 2 only has an additional side bar window, but it's inconvenient with bigger file, such as reStructuredText file with lots of contents.
So is there a plugin to show file structure in Sublime Text (haven't Google out so far), or it is possible to create a plugin to show the file structure?
Thanks!
There is no such plugin as far as I know.
For your code files you can see the structure in Go to Symbol menu (CMD+R on OSX)
if the files are supported by Sublime Text. SublimeCodeIntel provides "code intel" support for many programming languages.
Sublime Text did not have a decent .RST structure parser last time I checked few months ago, but I would be really grateful if someone creates such plugin (willing to donate).
You can create syntax colorizer with the base Sublime Text (no Python coding needed), but for language analysis a full fetched plugin is required. I suggest you open another question for how to write such plugins.
Sublime Text 2 on Mountain Lion always makes itself the preferred app to open .md files. I use iA Writer for my programming notes which saves files as .md.
Every time when I right-click "Open As…" and select the "Always with this app" option and then select iA Writer from Applications folder, it reverts back to Sublime Text.
Even when Sublime Text is not even running. I found no options to teach Sublime Text or the OS which files to open with which program.
I need iA writer for my programming notes because of the larger font. It helps me think sharper. So it is programming related. Also when I work in Sublime Text for code I like the clear separation of notes taking and coding.
In Finder, right-click (or Ctrl-click) on a .md file and select the Get Info option. In the window that pops up, select iA Writer from the Open with: dropdown menu, then click the Change All button just below it. Confirm the dialog that pops up, and now all Markdown files should be associated with the correct app. The association may change upon updating Sublime or installing the beta of ST3, but it's easy enough to change back.
The reason your previous action wasn't working was because you were only associating that particular file with iA Writer, not all .md files.
I know I can jump between bookmarks in one file by hitting F2. Is it possible to do it on a project level (in between files)?
What about plugins? Sublime Text 3?
Sublime Bookmarks package https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Sublime%20Bookmarks is what you're looking for I think.
Works with ST2 and ST3.
Does anyone know of a plugin for Sublime Text 2 that allows you to preview images? I tend to use Sublime for everything now, but one thing that I miss about Coda is the ability to see pictures without having to leave the program.
Apologies if this has already been answered elsewhere.
Sublime Text 3 dev build 3055 realized with image preview when opening images.
You can download dev builds on the official site.
Sublime Text 3 dev builds are currently available to registered users only.
this one opens default image viewer
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