Sublime Common shortcut keys

Common shortcut keys are as follows

Ctrl + P Find File

Ctrl + P-----------The explanation on the menu is Gotoanythings, with "#" matching,

Use "@" to match the corresponding class in the JS file

Ctrl + H Replacement

Ctrl + F Find

Ctrl + N New file

Ctrl + D To select the word where the cursor is located

Ctrl + L Select when forward

Ctrl + Shift + D copy cursor row

Ctrl + R Go to method

Ctrl + Shift + P in command mode

Ctrl + Enter is added on the next line of the cursor

Ctrl + shift+ Enter on the previous line of the cursor to add

Ctrl + C Copy

Ctrl + V Paste

Ctrl + Shift + V paste (keep the original format)

Ctrl +/Note when moving forward

Ctrl + Shift +/Current Position Insert Comment

Ctrl + alt/Block comment, and focus to the first line, write the comment description with the

Alt + F3---------------Select the selected word

Multi-row cursor selection

(i) The first way

1) Select text-Ctrl +d

2) Continue to select the next Ctrl +d to skip, then Ctrl+k plus ctrl+d to skip this line

3) continue to the next Ctrl +d, and so on, there will be multiple cursors, editing multiple lines

(ii) The second way

1) Select the text and press ALT + F3

(iii) Third Way

1) Ctrl + A, then CTRL + Shift+ L, will produce a cursor at the end of each line

Rapid development with Emmet plug-in

Operation Flow

1) Ctrl + N Create a new page

2) Ctrl + Shift + P Toggle to HTML mode

3) Enter at the beginning of the page!, and then CTRL + E, the HTML document must be automatically generated tags

4) Use the shortcut key to find the body tag of the document, Ctrl + Shift + P, then enter #body, press ENTER, the cursor is positioned on the body tag

5) Ctrl + ENTER to add a new line below the current line

6) Enter UL > li.item$*10, then press CTRL + E to generate 10 Li elements under UL

7) Increase indent, select the area you want to indent, and then Ctrl +}

8) need to add content to each Li, take advantage of the multi-line cursor selection function, select the >< in the Li tag, and then alt+f3, resulting in multi-line cursor function

Move the arrow keys, position the label inside the Li, then press ENTER enter key, enter h2{this is title} cursor movement at the end, fast build ctrl+e
The H2 content is generated at the same time in Li

Sublime Common shortcut keys