The Hidden Agenda Of Sublime Text

Sublime Text is a shareware cross-platform source code editor with a Python application programming interface. It basically supports many programming languages and markup languages, and functions can be added by users with plugins, typically community-built and maintained under free-software licenses.

Supported Languages:

• php
• Python
• Java
• HTML
• JavaScript
• Etc

Features:
The following is a list of sublime text features

• Simultaneous editing: make the same interactive changes to multiple selected areas at once
• Python-based plugin api
• Project-specific priorities
• Extensive customization via JSON settings files, including project-specific and platform-specific settings
• Supporting plugins for cross-platform (Windows, MacOS and Linux) and cross-platform
• Compatible with many language grammar from TextMate

Official Link:

 https://www.sublimetext.com/

The following pages contain official documents for Sublime Lesson 3. Sublime text informal document is an excellent supplementary resource, which does not include much information in the official documentation.

Documentation:

Experiment:

• Git integration  new!
• Incremental New!
• Column selection
• Multiple selections with keyboard
• Autocomplete
• Tab completion
• Distraction free mode
• Vintage mode
• The projects

Customization:

• Settings
• key bindings
• Change font
• Indentation
• Spell check
• Create a system
• The packages
• Selectors

Miscellaneous:

• Linux Package Manager Repository
• For a freshly established state
• ligatures
• Os x command line

Package development:

colour scheme

subject object

The menu

API reference

Syntax definitions

Scope naming

Minicam reference

Porting guide

How to make a sublime text plugin