All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video we're going to go over the features of the Sublime Text 3.
So let's head down to our taskbar down here where we pinned Sublime Text 3 to the taskbar and click
on the icon.
And now we have Sublime Text 3 open.
So the first thing I want to talk about is just general features of Sublime Text 3.
So the the first section we talk about is the File menu.
So here you can create a new file.
So if I hit that right there it's gonna make a new file and it's going to say Untitled.
OK we'll close that out.
You can open a file so if I click that it's going to send me to wherever I select here and I can open
a file if I have one.
OK.
If I go to the open folder same situation I can go to the desktop and if I had anything here I could
select it and then it would pop up here.
OK.
And then you can open resets if you had open file before which I have you can reopen with encoding the
new view into file which is not available right now.
You can save save with encoding save as save all the new windows.
Let's try that one.
OK.
So that I'll pop up a new window and you can do close window closed file closed all files and exit.
So those are pretty self-explanatory what those do.
The edit menu you can undo or redo is an edit that you did.
You can undo a selection.
You can cut copy paste paste and indent paste from history line you can adjust the indent on UN indent
reinvent swap lineup swap line down duplicate line DELETE LINE AND JOIN line
so same with these you can toggle comment you can toggle block comment text you can do a lot of interesting
things in this part of the edit area selection
you got fined so you can do fine fine next find previous increment Find Replace replace next Quick find
Quick find all quick add next quick quick skip next use selection for fine use selection for replaced
find in files find results.
OK now view this is a good one because you can show open files which I don't have any but when you add
a folder this is going to be opened up and this is where your folder would be with all your files on
it.
OK so what I'm going to do for right now is I'm going to hide the sidebar you can hide the menu you
can enter full screen someone do that once.
OK.
Now if you hit F 11 then that's gonna bring you back to the regular Veal.
You can enter distraction free mode which is shift F 11 to get into that and out of it.
So just hit that again.
So you can see it
layouts you can do single you can do columns two three four rows two three and then grade four.
So let's try that one.
That's pretty cool.
That right.
OK.
Let's us to single for I know
so syntax.
So let's say that you're writing in each Tim Al OK this would be the syntax for each Tim L and what
they mean by that is it's going to color code for each team index syntax.
Now you can change that when we learn.
If you take another one of my courses and you take a CSX US course let's say or JavaScript course then
you can change it to that.
It's a very handy tool you can add the ruler SpellCheck and have a dictionary go to.
This is just so you can go to different parts tools you can build system bill build with build results.
This is more for dynamic coding.
Now install package control.
OK.
That should
singer
projects he can open a project switch project quick switch Project Open recent save project as a workspace
as ad folded a project we're gonna be using this in the later video preferences browse packages settings
and text specific distraction free key bindings you can change the color scheme plus look at that.
See how breakers will I consider that I'm going to keep it on this one right here but you can change
it to whatever color theme you want or scheme I should say they got themes I'm going to keep it as is
you can change the fonts
package settings package control and then help and you can.
So that's that's basically the menu going to select the default one there.
Now there's a couple things I want to just show you real quick and then we're going to head under the
next section.
When you type out some text I'm just going to write some text OK.
And I'm going to do the same thing down here and right here too.
Now the reason why I'm showing you this is I want to show you a quick shortcut.
So if you watch the bottom part of my screen here it's going to show you all the shortcuts that I do
so if I don't announce it.
Look for the words down here.
OK.
So I'm going to hit control and I'm going to click it's already there I'm click here and then click
here.
And so what this tool does is this gives you the ability to select multiple lines of text.
So if you had to edit the same tag four times or the same CSX property four times or you had to edit
something four times you can hold control and click with your mouse to those four areas or in this case
three areas and you can add
or I can delete
and you can edit a document all at once without having to just go line by line.
You can basically edit three lines at once or however many lines you pack.
OK so now let's we have I'm going to get an official count here just so I can show you.
OK so we have 1 2 3 4 5 6.
Look I screwed up.
1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11
which you can see right here.
Now if I type in one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven and twelve I was able to do
that without having to go to each line and type it in by selecting all the lines I was able to add that
text all at once.
So this will speed up a lot of updates and things that you're doing when you're using Sublime Text 3.
So that's all I have for this video.
I'll see you in the next video.
Thanks for watching.