There is update_check field in Sublime version 2.0.1 build 2217. Just go to Preferences -> Settings-User and add there: “update_check”: false Sublime then stops checking for the new version. Note that at least for some versions this check is deliberately broken during the evaluation period.
I’ve never even considered coding in a proportional font before. So in the interests of science I just switched my editor over to give it a go. Here are a few observations after fixing a couple of easy tickets: Code seems extremely dense. Most of my code is around 80 columns, rarely over 100. A … Read more
Check box ‘Regular Expressions’ and use ‘\R’ in the ‘Replace with’ box It’s a new feature introduced with Eclipse 3.4, See What’s New in 3.4
For file name omni completion, you can use: Ctrl–XCtrl–F
Toggle it on/off with: Edit > Advanced > View white space The default hotkey is usually ctrl+E,S (I think this is for General or C# developer settings) If you use Resharper, you may find you need to use ctrl+R,ctrl+W (this may also apply for C++ developer settings) (Note that the hotkey may be different for … Read more
Here’s how you’d do it on a Mac: Command+F > type string > Control+Command+G > ESC > Right Arrow > line break and Windows/Linux (untested): Control+F > type string > Alt+F3 > ESC > Right Arrow > line break The important part being Control+Command+G to select all matches. Once you’ve selected the text you’re looking … Read more
For the example you’ve given, you could use rEnter to replace a single character (the space) with Enter. Then, fspace. to move forward to the next space and repeat the last command. Depending on your autoindent settings, the above may or may not indent the return statement properly. If not, then use sEnterTabEsc instead to … Read more
By default, VSCode opens files in preview mode. This is indicated by their name being italic in the menu bar. As John noted, you can double click on the file to fully open it. To disable this behavior, try setting: “workbench.editor.enablePreview”: false
You can do =begin [Multi line comment] =end =begin and =end must be at the beginning of the line (not indented at all). Source Also, in TextMate you can press Command + / to toggle regular comments on a highlighted block of code. Source