Hello there,
Shortcuts are an integral part of my daily workflow as programmer. Apart from the shortcuts that I use via my oh my zsh dotfile(the ones that come via oh my zsh plugins and the custom ones that I've added on top of those), below are the day to day programming shortcuts that I use wrt Sublime Text 3 for Mac OSX.
| SE No | Command | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | cmd + option + down arrow | Go to Definition(a new feature in ST3) |
| 2 | cmd + ctrl + g | Select all occurrences of a word within a file at once |
| 3 | cmd + d | Selects the next occurence of the same word |
| 4 | Hold cmd key and click on multiple lines to get multiple cursors | Allows for editing multiple things at a time |
| 5 | cmd + ctrl + p | Open a project(once saved via Project(Prj) -> Save Prj as) |
| 6 | cmd + ] | Indents the highlighted code towards the right |
| 7 | cmd + [ | Indents the highlighted code towards the left |
| 8 | cmd + r | Search for a method |
| 9 | cmd + shift + p | Opens up the command palette |
| 10 | cmd + option + 2 | Opens up two vertical split panes |
| 11 | cmd + p | Fuzzy search to open a file |
| 12 | cmd + f | Search for text within a file |
| 13 | cmd + shift + f | Search for text within a directory |
| 14 | ctrl + g | Go to line |
| 15 | cmd + option + appropriate arrow key(left, right, up, down) | To switch the cursor from one tab to another(allows to switch between panes too) |
| 16 | cmd + w | Close current tab(It will quit sublime if no tab is open) |
| 17 | cmd + q | Quit Sublime |
| 18 | cmd + ctrl + up arrow | Move a selected line up |
| 19 | cmd + ctrl + down arrow | Move a selected line down |
| 20 | cmd + l | Select a line |
| 20 | cmd + shift + t | Run a test from ST |
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