At its core, Sublime Text is akin to a Swiss Army knife that can be applied to any use case or problem involving manipulating Text.At first glance, Sublime Text may appear to be a text editor that’s only useful to developers. While it is a great tool for developers, it’s also a ...
I'm trying to use Sublime Text 2 as an editor when I SSH in to my work server, and I'm stumped. I found this http://urbangiraffe.com/2011/08/13/remote-editing-with-sublime-text-2/ (among many other posts) that looks like it might help, but I don't follow it exactly, particul...
How to Use Nano Text Editor - Are you confused by all of the other text editors? then, this article is for you! Linux amateurs are often put off by other advanced text editors such as Vim and Emacs. While they are decent programs, they does require a bit
I don’t use windows compilers myself, but I suspect that the reason you don’t get an executable out of this might be related to not tellingclthat it should, which probably makes it just compile the source file to an object file instead. You might want to investigatethis plugin(seethis...
Install Sublime Text 3 Beta in Ubuntu: Similar to above instructions, run below command instead to add another PPA and finally install the editor via Synaptic package manager. sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:webupd8team/sublime-text-3
How to: Get Sublime Text style editing in the IPython/Jupyter notebook —— byPyBloggers/Robin'sBlog image 定位到 Jupyter configuration 文件夹,终端输入jupyter --config-dir 在名为custom的子文件夹中打开custom.js 在文件中添加以下代码,保存即可 ...
I use the Sublime Text editor to write Markdown fairly often. Read about my Sublime setup which includes two excellent packages for additional syntax highlighting.
Sublime Text 3 vs. vim, nano, etc. I have to add: Sublime is not the one and only text editor for coding. Many data scientists usevimornano— or my favorite:mcedit. These are all good tools for editing scripts and code. You can use them from the command line andmcediteven has a...
I’ve known for a while that you can edit a cell in your default $EDITOR by running %%edit at the top of the cell – but I’ve recently found out that you can configure Jupyter to use Sublime Text-style keyboard shortcuts when editing cells in the notebook – all thanks to ...
For instance, you need to double-click a file to open it in the editor. Here’s how you can change the default setup to match what you were used to in Sublime Text: Gif You can go to the Project view settings and select any or all of these options under Behavior: Enable Preview ...