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OdatNurd - Sublime Text Tutorials

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@Hoowwwww
@Hoowwwww - 06.10.2021 05:07

i can never remember shortcuts.. this is one of the reason i use vscode more often, because i can just drag tabs around to create a layout that suits my current task
this is something i wish sublime text could do instead of having a rigid layout system, the lack of flexibility makes the experience frustrating at times

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@nawfalahmed_
@nawfalahmed_ - 23.10.2020 03:31

I personally prefer using the super key over the ctrl+k like super+alt+arrow for traveling etc
And I use a personal automatic auto close plugin ( it's smart enough that it never closes unless I meant to)

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@navaneethov2588
@navaneethov2588 - 28.08.2020 21:00

Thanks for the video!!! Great work. 👍👍👍
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This is the beauty of the programs written in C/C++, the other popular editors created using Electron framework are full of junks and utilise lot of resources and break.

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@bkcy18
@bkcy18 - 11.05.2020 23:01

hey, thanks for this video, really appreciate it.
is there any way we can use saved layout with the 'subl' command to open new windows from a terminal window?

i have three files in directory -> A, b, c
'A' has to open on the left, 'b' on top and 'c' at last, in the 1x2 layout you showed.
i need this for a shell script that i'm writing (so even if the command is too long, it won't be a problem).

thanks in advance :D

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@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384
@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 - 29.04.2020 04:19

What keyboards do you use? And do you use the mouse at all?

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@toddmfay
@toddmfay - 19.02.2020 03:08

Thank you. You've done a good job on this video.

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@ManSarsale
@ManSarsale - 10.10.2019 06:10

thank you sir this helped me a lot

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