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The cool thing is that like all other times you use the command palette, you don’t have to enter the entire command. GitĪfter installing the Git package, if you open your command palette by using ctrl + shift + p, then you’ll see your available Git commands (a ton!).

An indicator will show in the gutter next to the line numbers.

This is a small, but useful plugin that will tell you what lines have changed since your last Git commit. Watch the magic as DocBlockr takes the function name and variables and creates your doc block. Just type in /** above your function and press tab. Doc BlockrĪ really great way to easily create doc blocks for many languages including JavaScript, PHP, and CoffeeScript. Custom key bindings such as this would be added to the file opened when accessing the Preferences → Key Bindings – User menu entry (the file name varies by operating system). In order to avoid overlapping, I decided to move these key bindings to ctrl+alt+t and ctrl+alt+shift+t. The only problem is that the ctrl+shift+t key binding is already associated with the “Reopen closed file” feature that I use a lot. In addition to the key bindings, terminals can also be opened via the editor context menu and the sidebar context menus.
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To insert or change a selected color, use ctrl+shift+c.īy default, the hex color code is inserted using uppercase letters ( #ABCDEF, for example). Gives you the ability to change colors with a color picker on the fly. Staging Files and Committing In One Step.

Add, Commit, and Push Within Sublime Text.
