Sublime Text2 for Mac shortcut key description

Ctrl+d selects the text that the cursor occupies, and continues, the next identical text is selected.

Alt+f3 selected text Press the shortcut key, you can select all the same text at once to edit simultaneously. Give a chestnut: quickly select and change all the same variable names, function names, and so on.

Ctrl+l Select the entire row, continue to select the next row, the effect is the same as the shift+↓ effect.

Ctrl+shift+l Select multiple rows First, and then press the shortcut key to insert the cursor at the end of each line to edit the rows at the same time.

Ctrl+shift+m Select the contents in parentheses (continue to select the parent bracket). Give me a chestnut: Quickly select the code in the delete function, rewrite the function body code, or rewrite the contents of the parentheses inside.

CTRL+M cursor moves to the end or start position within the parentheses.

Ctrl+enter inserts a new row in the next line. For a chestnut: even if the cursor is not at the end of the line, you can quickly insert a line down.

Ctrl+shift+enter inserts a new row in the previous line. For a chestnut: even if the cursor is not at the beginning of the line, it can be inserted quickly.

ctrl+shift+[Select the code, press the shortcut key, and collapse the code.

ctrl+shift+] Select the code, press the shortcut key, and expand the code.

Ctrl+k+0 expands all collapsed code.

ctrl+← move the cursor to the left and move the cursor quickly.

ctrl+→ move the cursor to the right and move the cursor quickly.

Shift+↑ select multiple rows upwards.

Shift+↓ Select multiple rows.

shift+← Select the text to the left.

shift+→ Select the text to the right.

ctrl+shift+← Select the text to the left of the unit.

ctrl+shift+→ Select the text to the right of the unit.

Ctrl+shift+↑ swaps the cursor line and the previous line of code (before inserting the row of the cursor into the previous row).

Ctrl+shift+↓ swaps the lines of the cursor and the next line of code (inserts the row of the cursor after the next line).

Ctrl+alt+↑ Add a multiline cursor up, and you can edit multiple lines at the same time.

Ctrl+alt+↓ adds a multiline cursor down to edit multiple lines at the same time.

Edit Class

Ctrl+j Merge the selected lines of code to one line. For a chestnut: merge the CSS properties of the multiline format into one line.

Ctrl+shift+d the entire line where the cursor is copied, and inserts it into the next row.

Tab right indent.

Shift+tab indents to the left.

Ctrl+k+k removes code from the cursor at the end of the line.

Ctrl+shift+k Delete the entire row.

ctrl+/Comment Line.

ctrl+shift+/comment Multiple lines.

Ctrl+k+u convert uppercase.

Ctrl+k+l convert lowercase.

CTRL + Z undo.

Ctrl+y restore Undo.

Ctrl+u soft undo, feeling and gtrl+z the same.

CTRL+F2 setting bookmarks

Ctrl+t around the letter interchange.

F6 Word detection spelling

Search class

Ctrl+f Open the bottom search box to find keywords.

Ctrl+shift+f in folders, unlike the normal editor is sublime allow to add multiple folders to find, slightly high-end, not researched.

Ctrl+p Open the Search box. For a chestnut: 1. Enter the file name in the current project, quickly search for files, 2, enter @ and keywords, find the function name in the file, 3, enter: And number, jump to the line code in the file, 4, enter # and keyword, find the variable name.

Ctrl+g Open the Search box and automatically take:, enter a number to jump to that line of code. For a chestnut: Quickly locate a file in which the page code is relatively long.

Ctrl+r Open the Search box, automatically with @, enter keywords, find the function name in the file. For a chestnut: Quickly find a function on a page with more functions.

CTRL +: Open the search box, automatically with #, enter keywords, find variable names in the file, attribute names, and so on.

Ctrl+shift+p Open the Command box. Scene Chestnut: Open the Name box, enter the keyword, call sublime text or plug-in features, such as using the package installation plugin.

ESC exits the cursor multi-line selection, exits the search box, command box, and so on.

Display class

Ctrl+tab Toggles the tab of the current window in the order in which the files were browsed.

Ctrl+pagedown Toggles the tab of the current window to the left.

Ctrl+pageup Toggles the tab of the current window to the right.

alt+shift+1 window split screen, restore the default 1 screen (non-keypad number)

Alt+shift+2 left and right split screen-2 columns

Alt+shift+3 left and right split screen-3 columns

Alt+shift+4 left and right split screen-4 columns

Alt+shift+5 4 Screen

Alt+shift+8 Vertical Split Screen-2 screen

Alt+shift+9 Vertical Split Screen-3 screen

Ctrl+k+b Toggle the sidebar on/off.

F11 Full Screen mode

SHIFT+F11 free-to-disturb mode

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Shortcut keys:

Select Class

Ctrl+d selects the text that the cursor occupies, and continues, the next identical text is selected.

Alt+f3 selected text Press the shortcut key, you can select all the same text at once to edit simultaneously.

Ctrl+l Select the entire row, continue to select the next row.

Ctrl+shift+l Select multiple rows First, and then press the shortcut key to insert the cursor at the end of each line to edit the rows at the same time.

Ctrl+shift+m Select the contents in parentheses (continue to select the parent bracket).

CTRL+M cursor moves to the end or start position within the parentheses.

Ctrl+enter inserts a new row in the next line.

Ctrl+shift+enter inserts a new row in the previous line.

ctrl+shift+[Select the code, press the shortcut key, and collapse the code.

ctrl+shift+] Select the code, press the shortcut key, and expand the code.

Ctrl+k+0 expands all collapsed code.

ctrl+← move the cursor to the left and move the cursor quickly.

ctrl+→ move the cursor to the right and move the cursor quickly.

Shift+↑ select multiple rows upwards.

Shift+↓ Select multiple rows.

shift+← Select the text to the left.

shift+→ Select the text to the right.

ctrl+shift+← Select the text to the left of the unit.

ctrl+shift+→ Select the text to the right of the unit.

Ctrl+shift+↑ swaps the cursor line and the previous line of code (before inserting the row of the cursor into the previous row).

Ctrl+shift+↓ swaps the lines of the cursor and the next line of code (inserts the row of the cursor after the next line).

Ctrl+alt+↑ Add a multiline cursor up, and you can edit multiple lines at the same time.

Ctrl+alt+↓ adds a multiline cursor down to edit multiple lines at the same time.

Edit Class

Ctrl+j Merge the selected lines of code to one line.

Ctrl+shift+d the entire line where the cursor is copied, and inserts it into the next row.

Tab right indent.

Shift+tab indents to the left.

Ctrl+k+k removes code from the cursor at the end of the line.

Ctrl+shift+k Delete the entire row.

ctrl+/Comment Line.

ctrl+shift+/comment Multiple lines.

Ctrl+k+u convert uppercase.

Ctrl+k+l convert lowercase.

CTRL + Z undo.

Ctrl+y restore Undo.

Ctrl+u soft undo, feeling and gtrl+z the same.

CTRL+F2 setting bookmarks

Ctrl+t around the letter interchange.

F6 Word detection spelling

Search class

Ctrl+f Open the bottom search box to find keywords.

Ctrl+shift+f in folders, unlike the normal editor is sublime allow to add multiple folders to find, slightly high-end, not researched.

Ctrl+p Open the Search box.

Ctrl+g Open the Search box and automatically take:, enter a number to jump to that line of code.

Ctrl+r Open the Search box, automatically with @, enter keywords, find the function name in the file.

CTRL +: Open the search box, automatically with #, enter keywords, find variable names in the file, attribute names, and so on.

Ctrl+shift+p Open the Command box. Scene Chestnut: Open the Name box, enter the keyword, call sublime text or plug-in functionality.

ESC exits the cursor multi-line selection, exits the search box, command box, and so on.

Display class

Ctrl+tab Toggles the tab of the current window in the order in which the files were browsed.

Ctrl+pagedown Toggles the tab of the current window to the left.

Ctrl+pageup Toggles the tab of the current window to the right.

alt+shift+1 window split screen, restore the default 1 screen (non-keypad number)

Alt+shift+2 left and right split screen-2 columns

Alt+shift+3 left and right split screen-3 columns

Alt+shift+4 left and right split screen-4 columns

Alt+shift+5 4 Screen

Alt+shift+8 Vertical Split Screen-2 screen

Alt+shift+9 Vertical Split Screen-3 screen

Ctrl+k+b Toggle the sidebar on/off.

F11 Full Screen mode

SHIFT+F11 free-to-disturb mode

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First, shortcut keys

Select Class

Ctrl+d: Select the text that the cursor occupies, and continue with the next same text selected;

Ctrl+l: Select the entire row, continue to select the next row, the effect is the same as shift+↓;

Ctrl+shift+l: Select multiple lines First, and then press the shortcut key, the cursor will be inserted at the end of each line, you can edit these lines at the same time;

CTRL+M: The cursor moves to the end or beginning in parentheses;

Ctrl+shift+m: Check the contents of the current parenthesis, repeat to check the parentheses themselves;

Ctrl+enter: Inserts a new line in the next line;

Ctrl+shift+enter: Inserts a new line in the previous line;

Ctrl+k+o: Expands all folding codes;

ALT+F3: Select text Press the shortcut key, you can select all the same text at once and edit at the same time;

ctrl+shift+[: Select the code, press the shortcut key, fold the code;

Ctrl+shift+]: Select the code, press the shortcut key, expand the code;

ctrl+←: Move the cursor to the left and move the cursor quickly;

ctrl+→: Move the cursor to the right and move the cursor quickly;

Shift+↑: Select multiple rows upwards;

Shift+↓: Select multiple rows downward;

shift+←: Select multiple rows to the left;

shift+→: Select multiple rows to the right;

ctrl+shift+←: Select text to the left of the unit;

ctrl+shift+→: Select text to the right of the Unit;

Ctrl+shift+↑: Swaps the line of the cursor with the previous line of code (before inserting the row of the cursor into the previous line);

Ctrl+shift+↓: Swap the line of the cursor with the next line of code (insert the row of the cursor after the next line);

Ctrl+alt+↑: Add multi-line cursor up, can edit multiple lines at the same time;

Ctrl+alt+↓: Add a multiline cursor down to edit multiple lines at the same time.

Edit Class

F6: Detect the spelling of words;

Ctrl+j: Merge the selected lines of code into one line;

Ctrl+t: Right and left letter interchange;

Ctrl+u: Soft revocation;

CTRL + Z: Undo;

Ctrl+y: restoration of revocation;

CTRL+F2: set/delete bookmarks;

Ctrl+k+k: Remove code from the cursor at the end of the line;

Ctrl+shift+k: Delete entire row;

Ctrl+k+l: Convert lowercase;

Ctrl+k+u: Convert uppercase;

Ctrl+shift+d: The entire line of the copy cursor, inserted into the next line;

Tab: Indent right;

Shift+tab: Indent to the left;

ctrl+/: note the current line;

ctrl+shift+/: Comment Multiple lines.

Search class

Ctrl+f: Open the bottom search box to find keywords;

Ctrl+shift+f: Find and replace;

Ctrl+p: Open the search box;

Ctrl+g: Open the search box and bring your own:;

Ctrl+r: Open the search box and bring your own @;

CTRL +:: Open the search box and bring your own #;

Ctrl+shift+p: Open command Panel;

ESC: Exit cursor multi-line selection, search box, command panel, and so on.

Display class

F11: Full screen mode;

SHIFT+F11: no disturb mode;

Ctrl+k+b: Open/close sidebar;

Ctrl+tab: Toggles the tab of the current window (in the order in which the files were browsed);

Ctrl+pageup: Toggles the tab of the current window to the right;

Ctrl+pagedown: Toggles the tab of the current window to the left;

Alt+shift+1: Window split screen, restore the default 1 screen;

Alt+shift+2: Left and right split screen-2 columns;

Alt+shift+3: Left and right split screen-3 columns;

Alt+shift+4: Left and right split screen-4 columns;

Alt+shift+5: Equal to 4 screens;

Alt+shift+8: Up and down split screen-2 screen;

Alt+shift+9: Up and down split screen-3 screen.

Other

Ctrl+h: Replacement;

CTRL + N: New file;

CTRL+W: Close the currently open file;

CTRL+SHIFT+W: Close all open files;

Ctrl+x: Cut;

Ctrl+shift+a: Select the current label before and after

Ctrl+shift+v: Paste and format;

ALT +.: Closed label;

ALT + Number: Switch to nth open file.

Second, plug-in

Alignment: Automatic alignment of code, so that the code is more concise and readable, easy to edit;

allautocomplete: Search for all open files to find matching prompt words;

caniuse: Check whether the browser supports HTML and CSS elements in the code;

colorpicker: Convenient to call the native Palette application, can choose the color, can be selected in the color palette to use it to the document, you can quickly locate a color value in the document to the palette;

Csscomb: A formatting plugin that sorts CSS properties, keeping the code clean and tidy, and arranged in a certain order;

Docblockr: Helps create code annotations by parsing functions, parameters, variables, and automatically adding basic items;

git: Integrate git into sublime text to run git commands in sublime text, including adding, submitting files, viewing logs, file annotations, and other git features;

gitgutter: Help developers to see the changes and differences before the file;

Sublime Codeintel: Code automatic prompt and complete, is the Sublime text with code hint function based on a better extension, can prompt the user to customize the code, support jump to variable, function definition function;

sublimelinter: Code check Plug-in, prompt the code in the presence of non-standard and wrong wording;

SUBLIMEREPL: Allows you to run the interpreter in sublime text to support multiple languages.

Sublime Text2 for Mac shortcut key description