How to jump to sublime

How to quickly jump to a specific location in Sublime Text?

Sublime Text provides several methods to quickly jump to a specific location:

1. Line number jump

• Use the shortcut ⌘ G (Mac) or Ctrl G (Windows/Linux) to open the Go to Line dialog box.
• Enter the line number to jump and press Enter.

2. File symbol jump

• Use the shortcut key⌘ R (Mac) or Ctrl R (Windows/Linux) Open the Find dialog box.
• Enter the name of the symbol (such as function, class, or variable) and press Enter.

3. Search for specific text

• Use the shortcut ⌘ F (Mac) or Ctrl F (Windows/Linux) Opens the Find dialog box.
• Enter the text you want to find and press Enter.

4. Project jump

• In the sidebar, double-click the file or folder you want to jump to.

5. Recently opened files

• Use the shortcut key⌘ O (Mac) or Ctrl O (Windows/Linux) Open the "Recently Opened Files" list.
• Select the file to jump to.

6. Jump to Error/Warning

• In the status bar, click the error or warning message.
• will jump to the location where the problem occurs.

In addition, there are some plug-ins that can extend the jump function of Sublime Text, such as:

• Goto: Provides more advanced jump functions , including regular expression search and recently opened files list.
• Tagbar: Display the symbol hierarchy in the current file in the sidebar.
• SideBard: Display the project file structure and symbol list in the sidebar.

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