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sublime: refactor plugin and fix documentation (#7715) 
* convert to 2-space indentation
* standardize sublime function name (subl)
* simplify subl function definition into a single loop
* convert functions into aliases
* simplify alias creation
* search for Sublime Text command only if not found
* reorganize and clean up plugin
* fix README
* simplify cygwin path lookup
* support path lookup for msys (Windows)
* support path lookup for WSL (Windows)
* fix for spaces in sublime path alias
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README.md sublime: refactor plugin and fix documentation (#7715) 2019-04-15 16:55:18 +02:00
sublime.plugin.zsh sublime: refactor plugin and fix documentation (#7715) 2019-04-15 16:55:18 +02:00

README.md

sublime

Plugin for Sublime Text, a cross platform text and code editor, available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

To use the plugin, add sublime to the plugins array of your zshrc file:

plugins=(... sublime)

Sublime Text has to be installed to use the plugin.

Usage

The plugin defines several aliases, such as:

  • st: opens Sublime Text. If passed a file or directory, Sublime Text will open it.

  • stt: open Sublime Text on the current directory.

  • sst: if sudo is available, sst will open Sublime Text with root permissions, so that you can modify any file or directory that you pass it. Useful to edit system files.

There are also a few functions available:

  • find_project (or stp alias): if called, the function will search for a .sublime-project file on the current directory or its parents, until it finds none.

    If there is no .sublime-project file but the current folder is in a Git repository, it will open Sublime Text on the root directory of the repository.

    If there is no Git repository, it will then open Sublime Text on the current directory.

  • create_project (or stn alias): if called without an argument, create a stub .sublime-project file in the current working directory, if one does not already exist. If passed a directory, create a stub .sublime-project file in it.