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# Sublime Text

Use this editor in addition to [VS Code](broken://pages/-LagXjOGY2hUytKMzD51) and [Neovim](/woodrow-wiki/text-editors/vim.md) for its blazing fast speed of opening files.

I use it primarily to edit markdown files like [this wiki](https://github.com/woodrowpearson/life-wiki/tree/16a9361766d9d55fd3abb798fd99d739e033361c/other/wiki-workflow.md). I also edit config files and open large and small files for quick edits.

I use [many plugins](/woodrow-wiki/text-editors/sublime-text/sublime-text-plugins.md) together with [Ayu theme](https://github.com/dempfi/ayu).

## Notes

* Entering into sublime console (View -> Show Console):
  * `sublime.log_commands(True)`
  * `sublime.log_input(True)` - Allows you to then see what commands you type as well as actions you make map to as sublime bindings.
  * You can then turn all logging by running commands above with `False` or restart Sublime.
* `New view into file` will split current file into two tabs.
* I binded jj to go to normal mode from insert. This way when I load a file in sublime, it doesn't sometimes immediately go to normal mode. So I can instantly open file and safely spam j to go down a page without writing the j's.