Here is another similar package: This plugin [RainbowBrackets] I wrote for SublimeText is to highlight brackets. It matches brackets you have added for the file type, then gives brackets at different levels different colors, in the cycle of the number of colors. colors are gave in the settings file, by default, there are 7 type … Read more
There’s a package for this: Browser Refresh by Giovanni Collazo. It supports OS X and Windows 7, and all major browsers. You can install it via Package Control (or manually) and trigger it with super+shift+r in Sublime Text 2. I haven’t tested it personally since I use CodeKit for this functionality, but it seems popular. … Read more
Found it! Turns out it is the ‘Use Buffer’ Button on ‘Find in Files’ looks like I had mistakenly hit that on a search.
The problem is that when sublimetext2 is started, it doesn’t block and immediately returns. Git then thinks that you’re done editing the file and performs the rebase. That’s why you see the Successfully rebased and updated refs/heads/staging message, before you even edited the file. Use the subl command instead, which is designed for such use. … Read more
I use SublimeLinter which highlights potential errors in a number of languages when you save a file.
From what I can understand, Sublime Text uses Python’s regex engine. This code matches all lines that don’t begin with ECHO and REM: ^(?!(?:ECHO|REM)).*\s*
I didn’t save the file. That’s why it didn’t work. To run a file without saving it first (like TextMate) you should try to use the Anypreter plugin.
open Search and replace (CTRL+H) enable “Regular Expression” (circled in red) enter \n\s+ in the search field, clear the replace field press “Replace all” This will remove all newlines (\n+) followed by all whitespace (\s+) in the next line.
You can use the Add folder to Project… item on the Project menu to open a folder in the current Sublime Text 2 window. With Sublime Text 2, a project is always open, even if it is anonymous and unsaved.
Click the menu preference > Browser Packages in Sublime Text 2. Create a folder Cmd in the directory opened in step 1. Create a python file named cmd.py with the following code in the Cmd folder created in step 2. import os, sublime_plugin class CmdCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand): def run(self, edit): file_name=self.view.file_name() path=file_name.split(“\\”) current_driver=path[0] path.pop() current_directory=”\\”.join(path) command= “cd … Read more