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Shanna Hutchinson
Shanna Hutchinson

Reputation: 1

Sublime form command line terminal

I have set up sublime open from my command line, but it is not opening the file that I am in.
For example, if I am in test.html and enter subl . in the command line sublime will open, but it is blank.

How do I make it open the file that I am currently in?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 36

Answers (1)

Xælias
Xælias

Reputation: 868

subl . will open the folder you're in in St. You can either open only one file subl file.html or open the folder, and then display the side bar (from memory: cmd+k, b (ctrl for windows/linux), or somewhere in view menu I guess (not in front of a computer right now). Hope that helps.

After verification, it's ⌘+K, ⌘+B (for Mac, I guess you just replace ⌘ bt ctrl). Or View->Side Bar->Show Side Bar.

Also, if ST was completely closed before, it happens (not sure if it is systematic) that you have to run the command twice for the file to really open.

Upvotes: 1

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