Sublime sets its own shortcut keys

The following column sublime tutorial will introduce to you how to set your own shortcut keys in sublime. I hope it will be helpful to friends in need!

##Open Preferences->Key Bindings

On the left is the system default sublime shortcut key, you can copy what you want Move the modified item to the right, then set your own shortcut key, and it will take effect.

For example, I changed the shortcut key of cancel_build from ctrl break to ctrl shift c.

Introduction to sublime:

Sublime Text is a code editor (Sublime Text 2 is a paid software, but it can be tried indefinitely), as well as HTML and prose Advanced text editor. Sublime Text was developed by programmer Jon Skinner in January 2008. It was originally designed as a Vim with rich extension functions.

Sublime Text has a beautiful user interface and powerful features such as code thumbnails, Python plug-ins, code snippets, etc. Key bindings, menus and toolbars can also be customized. The main features of Sublime Text include: spell check, bookmarks, complete Python API, Goto function, instant project switching, multi-selection, multi-window and more. Sublime Text is a cross-platform editor that supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and other operating systems.

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