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    Mastering Sublime Text
    Mastering Sublime Text
    Mastering Sublime Text
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    Mastering Sublime Text

    By Dan Peleg

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    Mastering Sublime Text is an easy-to-understand, step-by-step guide for learning all of the features of Sublime Text, including author tips and tricks. Every topic includes code examples and highlighted screenshots to make it easier to understand.This book is for developers with experience in any type of programming language, and for those who want to start using Sublime Text or perfect their existing skills. No knowledge of Sublime Text or any other code editor or IDE is expected.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPackt Publishing
    Release dateDec 24, 2013
    ISBN9781849698436
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      Mastering Sublime Text - Dan Peleg

      Table of Contents

      Mastering Sublime Text

      Credits

      About the Author

      About the Reviewers

      www.PacktPub.com

      Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more

      Why Subscribe?

      Free Access for Packt account holders

      Preface

      What this book covers

      What you need for this book

      Who this book is for

      Conventions

      Reader feedback

      Customer support

      Errata

      Piracy

      Questions

      1. Installing Sublime Text

      Preparing for Sublime Text Installation

      Installing Sublime Text on OS X

      Working with Sublime CLI

      Installing Sublime Text on Windows 32/64 bit

      Adding Sublime to the environment

      Installing Sublime Text on Linux

      Installing Sublime Text on Ubuntu 32/64 bit

      Setting Sublime Text as the default editor

      Installing Sublime Text on other Linux distributions

      Adding a desktop file

      Getting to know the Data and Packages directories

      The Data directory

      The Packages directory

      The User package

      Delving into packages, plugins, snippets, and macros

      Running Sublime for the first time

      Simple navigation

      Sublime's command palette

      The Python console

      Installing the Package Control ASAP

      Summary

      2. Code Editing

      Discovering Search and Replace

      Regular Expressions

      Search and Replace – a single file

      The incremental search

      Search and Replace – multiple files

      Mastering Column and Multiple Selection

      Column Selection

      Navigating through everything

      Go To Anything

      Symbol search

      Projects

      Folders

      Settings

      Build systems

      Navigating between projects

      Using the must-have SublimeCodeIntel

      Installing SublimeCodeIntel

      Using SublimeCodeIntel

      Configuring SublimeCodeIntel

      Linting with SublimeLinter

      Installing SublimeLinter

      Using SublimeLinter

      Configuring SublimeLinter

      The must-know shortcuts map

      General

      Tabs

      Bookmarks

      Editing

      Summary

      3. Snippets, Macros, and Key Bindings

      Getting to know a snippet

      Understanding your first snippet

      How do snippets work?

      File format and syntax

      Knowing about snippets' features

      Environment variables

      Field markers

      Mirrored field markers

      Placeholders

      Creating our first snippet

      Using Package Control snippets

      Recording, editing, and using macros

      Recording a macro

      Playing a macro

      Saving and editing

      Binding a saved macro

      New key bindings

      Summary

      4. Customization and Theme Development

      Overriding and maintaining key bindings

      Platform-specific key bindings

      Key map file structure

      Bindable keys

      Advanced key bindings

      Keeping our key bindings organized

      Understanding Sublime's base settings

      The types of settings' files

      Customization walkthrough

      Adding packages

      Tabs and spaces

      Beautifying Sublime with colors and themes

      Visual settings

      Sublime themes

      Color schemes

      Mastering Split Windows

      Summary

      5. Unravelling Vintage Mode

      Understanding Vintage Mode

      Discovering vi

      Setting up Vintage Mode

      Experiencing Vintage Mode features

      Vintage editing modes

      Vintage Mode commands

      Commands for changing modes

      Movement commands

      Editing commands

      Knowing about Vintageous

      Summary

      6. Testing Using Sublime

      Introduction to testing in Sublime Text

      Testing in PHP development

      Knowing about PHPUnit

      Using PHPUnit plugin for Sublime

      Helpful PHPUnit snippets

      Testing in Python development

      Using unittest for Sublime

      Testing in Ruby development

      Using RubyTest for Sublime

      Supporting bundler

      Summary

      7. Debugging Using Sublime

      Introduction to debugging in Sublime Text

      Debugging PHP with Xdebug

      Using Xdebug for Sublime

      Debugging JavaScript with Web Inspector

      Installing Sublime Web Inspector

      Using Sublime Web Inspector (SWI)

      Debugging C/C++ with GDB

      Using SublimeGDB

      Summary

      8. Developing Your Own Plugin

      Warming up before starting a plugin

      Starting a plugin

      Developing the plugin

      Publishing our plugin

      Summary

      Index

      Mastering Sublime Text

      Mastering Sublime Text

      Copyright © 2013 Packt Publishing

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      Every effort has been made in the preparation of this book to ensure the accuracy of the information presented. However, the information contained in this book is sold without warranty, either express or implied. Neither the author, nor Packt Publishing, and its dealers and distributors will be held liable for any damages caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by this book.

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      First published: December 2013

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      Credits

      Author

      Dan Peleg

      Reviewers

      James Brooks

      Dougal Matthews

      Matt Morrison

      Jeffrey Sadeli

      Acquisition Editors

      Kevin Colaco

      Llewellyn Rozario

      Lead Technical Editor

      Larissa Pinto

      Technical Editors

      Gauri Dasgupta

      Monica John

      Proofreader

      Dan McMahon

      Copy Editors

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      Tanvi Gaitonde

      Mradula Hegde

      Dipti Kapadia

      Insiya Morbiwala

      Deepa Nambiar

      Alfida Paiva

      Shambhavi Pai

      Project Coordinator

      Jomin Varghese

      Indexer

      Hemangini Bari

      Production Coordinator

      Nilesh Bambardekar

      Cover Work

      Nilesh Bambardekar

      About the Author

      Dan Peleg is an accomplished software engineer. As a former developer in the Israeli Intelligence Force, he holds extensive experience in both defense and robotic industries, and has previously lectured at DefCon conventions. Dan has developed unique algorithms for robotic platforms, specializes in a variety of software platforms, and currently works as the CTO for an American startup company.

      I want to thank every plugin developer whose plugin is mentioned in this book. I would also like to thank Stuart Herbert for the content on PHPUnit, and Tom Lahat and Yali Saar for their support.

      About the Reviewers

      James Brooks has been programming for over a decade, starting out at the age of seven. He's worked his way through multiple languages from LOGO to C++ and back again. Having built a custom operating system and several half-baked games, he's now settled into web development. He is currently working at Blue Bay Travel.

      Dougal Matthews is a Python developer based in Scotland. He works for Red Hat, where he helps out with OpenStack. Dougal is also involved in running a number of community events, groups, and conferences.

      Matt Morrison, after trying every development environment available, discovered Sublime Text, and never looked back. He immediately fell in love with its emphasis on text-based configuration files, accessibility of Python API, and vibrant ecosystem of plugins and extensions contributed by the community. Being a tinkerer and a teacher at heart, Matt set about learning as much as he could about the software and sharing his knowledge and passion with others on StackOverflow, the Sublime forums,

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