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Most common keyboard shortcuts for Sublime Text 2 on Linux
Sublime Text 2 - Coding & navigation
Ctrl + M |
Jump to matching bracket |
Ctrl + Sh + M |
select everything within the current brackets |
Ctrl + P |
goto anything ('@' for functions, ':' for line number) |
Ctrl + R |
find function |
Ctrl + G |
goto line |
Ctrl + Sh + P |
command pallette |
Ctrl + Sh + F |
Find in files |
Alt + R |
toogle regex |
Alt + # |
create # columns |
Ctrl + # |
switch to # column |
Ctrl + Sh + Spc |
select scope / force autocomplete |
Ctrl + Bcksp |
delete to begginning of word |
Ctrl + Del |
delete to end of word |
Ctrl + J |
join lines |
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Sublime Text 2 - Text operation
Ctrl + Shift + F |
replace in file |
Ctrl + L |
select current line |
Ctrl + Shift + D |
duplicate line |
Ctrl + Shift + Enter |
insert line before |
Alt + F3 |
select all instances of word |
Ctrl + D |
repeat multi-select word |
Ctrl + K |
skip multi-select word |
Ctrl + Shift + Up |
move line up |
Ctrl + Shift + Down |
move line down |
Shift + F11 |
distraction free mode |
Ctrl + Shift + K |
delete line |
Ctrl + K + K |
delete to the end of line |
Ctrl + K + backspace |
delete to start of line |
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Sublime Text 2 - General
Ctrl + F |
Find |
Ctrl + Shift + F |
Find in files |
Ctrl + N |
open new tab |
Ctrl + ] |
indent line(s) |
Ctrl + [ |
unindent line(s) |
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nEJC 13:53 11 Apr 13
its missing
Ctrl + Sh + L split selection into lines (creates multiple cursors on block of lines that you have selected)
kb 18:33 3 Apr 15
yes the ctrl + sh + l is literally one of my most used commands. I use it sometimes to avoid creating a macro
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