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- Understanding Vintage Mode
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- Sublime Text – Packages
- Sublime Text – Menus
- Sublime Text – Sub Menus of Font
- Sublime Text – Developing Plugin
- Sublime Text – Command Palette
- Debugging PHP Application
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Sublime Text - Command Palette
Command Palette includes a list of items or commands which are used frequently. The entries of commands are included in the .sublime-commands file.
Using Command Palette
To open a command palette in Sublime Text editor, you can use the shortcut key combination Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Cmd+Shift+P on OSX.
The commonly used commands from the palette are −
- Build with Python
- Install Packages
Build with Python
This will generate all the dependencies and build the specified code of a given Python file.
Install Packages
With this command, we get list of packages which can be installed which is not included earlier.
All the commands included in the command palette are stored in the Packages directory. The basic example of command declared inside the Default.sublime-commands file is shown in the code given below −
[
{ "caption": "Project: Save As", "command": "save_project_as" },
{ "caption": "Project: Close", "command": "close_project" },
{ "caption": "Project: Add Folder", "command": "prompt_add_folder" },
]
Note − The JSON file includes 3 main keys for every command −
- Name/Caption
- Location
- Content