Sublime Text 3 Configuration

One: Description

Sublimetext is a code editor, Sublimetext has a beautiful user interface and powerful features such as code thumbnails, Python plugins, code snippets, and more. You can also customize key bindings, menus, and toolbars. Sublimetext's main features include: Spell checker, bookmarks, full Python API, Goto feature, instant item switching, multiple selection, multiple windows, and more.

Sublimetex really works, but everyone has different programming habits and styles, so sometimes it's necessary to make some changes to the default configuration to meet individual requirements. Here are some of the common configurations that I used, the configuration that I started with, and the new custom configuration that will continue to grow during the programming process.

Two: Common configuration

{

"Color_scheme": "Packages/color scheme-default/monokai.tmtheme",

"Line_numbers": true,//whether the line number is displayed

"Gutter": true,//whether to display the Edge column

"Draw_centered": false,//center display

"Wrap_width": 170,//newline width (in characters)

"Word_wrap": true,//whether to wrap the line automatically

"Scroll_past_end": true,//scrolling can exceed the end

"Font_face": "Courier New",//font

"Font_size": 12,//font size

"Line_padding_top": 1,//Row height

"Line_padding_bottom": 1,

"Tab_size": 4,//tab indent width

"Translate_tabs_to_spaces": true,//auto-convert tab to space

"Update_check": false,//disable Automatic Updates

}

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Sublime Text 3 Configuration