![]() ![]() Git is a commonly used version control system that has a command-line. I did create the symbolic link to the application in /usr/local/bin: sublime -> /Applications/Sublime\ Text. Sublime Text is a popular, cross-platform text editor that is useful for editing. I found several instructions how to do that ( HERE and HERE ), but of course it does not work for me. These instructions assume youre using the Terminal app out of the box, without. 1 I want to be able to open the sublime text editor in MacOS (14.10.6) from the command line. So what happened to me is I cd into a new Rails project folder and wanted to open just the current project folder in Sublime Text 2 and it was not happening.ĭisable auto load sessions/last file(s): Open sublime text 2 and Go to, Preferences/Settings-User.Īdd these two lines: (if curly braces are present just add a comma to the end of last item in the list and the enter text into existing braces. Launch Sublime Text 3 from the command line & simlink to Subl. " it will open two windows the last session, and the current folder hierarchy in another window. ![]() NOTE: Your path to the sublime executable will probably be different. Now unpin and repin the sublime text icon to the launcher. Open it and change the Exec line to include gksu (or gksudo they are the same) at the beginning. Note: This changes to Shift+Ctrl/Cmd when using Ctrl/Cmd as multi-cursor. So what happens is when you create the symbolic link so you can type "subl" in the terminal window Sublime Text 2 will open the last session. desktop file located in /usr/share/applications/ named sktop. This lets users coming from other editors such as Sublime Text or Atom continue. You should see your message printed directly in the current terminal window. ![]() In some cases that is a good feature but for me and it seems as you as well it is not. running Python in a terminal Session You can try running snippets of Python. Sublime remembers the last session and files that were opened after you exit the program by default. ![]()
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