About using shortcut keys to organize Sublime Text2 (non-Mac)

Sublime Text2 is a very awesome and sexy code editor and has always been my favorite editor.

Sublime Text’s main features include: spell check, bookmarks, complete Python API, Goto function, instant project switching, multi-selection, multi-window and more.

It has a beautiful user interface and extraordinary features, such as mini-map, multiple selections, Python plug-ins, code snippets, and more. Fully customizable key bindings, menus and toolbars.

废话不多说了，详情查看其官网：http://www.sublimetext.com/

Lucifr translated the Mac version of Sublime Text2 shortcut keys. Based on its translation, I have compiled a list of the main shortcut keys for the Windows version:

Open/Go:

Ctrl P Goto Anything

Ctrl R Goto method

Ctrl Shift P Command prompt

Ctrl G Go to a certain line

Ctrl K B Switch sidebar

Ctrl ` python console

Ctrl N New window

Ctrl Shift ↑ Swap with the upstream

Ctrl Shift ↓ Swap with the downstream row

Edit:

Ctrl L Select the entire line (hold down - continue to select the next line)

Ctrl D Select words (hold down - continue to select the next same string)

Ctrl Shift D Copy the cursor location Whole line, insert before the line

Ctrl Shift K Delete the whole line

Ctrl KK Delete from the cursor to the end of the line

Ctrl K Backspace Delete from the cursor to the line First

Ctrl J Merge (multiple) lines (when multiple lines to be merged have been selected)

Ctrl KU Change to uppercase

Ctrl KL Change to lowercase

Ctrl / Comment (if the content has been selected, the same effect as "Ctrl Shift /")

Ctrl Shift / Block comment (comment the selected content)

Ctrl Y Undo

Tab indentation is automatically completed

Shift Tab removes indentation

Ctrl Enter inserts a line after the line where the cursor is

Ctrl Shift Enter inserts a line before the line where the cursor is

Alt . Close the current label

Ctrl Shift A Select the parent label pair at the cursor position

Ctrl Shift [Collapse code

Ctrl Shift] Expand code

Split windows/tabs - this one is cool:

Alt Shift 1 Single Column

Alt Shift 2 Dual Column

Alt Shift 5 Net Grid (4 groups)

Ctrl [1,2,3,4] Move the focus to the corresponding group

Ctrl Shift [1,2,3,4] Move the current file to the corresponding group

Alt [1,2,3…] Select the corresponding tab page

Bookmark:

Ctrl F2 Set/Clear Bookmark

F2 Next bookmark

Shift F2 Previous bookmark

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