some latex keybindings in sublime text.md

Jumping, Finding, ...

Keybinding	-	Description
Ctrl-1	-	Move to 1st tab (work every number)
Ctrl-p	-	Go to anything
Ctrl-g	-	Go to line
Ctrl-r	-	Go to symbol (e.g. section and labels)
Ctrl-m	-	Move to bracket
Ctrl-Shift-m	-	Select whole bracket
Ctrl-Shift-[\]	-	Fold and unfold code
Ctrl-l	-	Select line
Ctrl-Shift-d	-	Duplicate line
Ctrl-j	-	Join with next line
Alt-q	-	Wrap selection (removes all new lines in selection)
Ctrl-/	-	Comment/ Uncomment
Ctrl-k, Ctrl-u	-	Upper case
Ctrl-k, Ctrl-l	-	Lower case

Compiling LaTeX files

Keybinding	-	Description
Ctrl-b	-	Save, build and open the tex files (if multi-file put %!TEX root = <master file path.tex> at the first line in the tex files)
Ctrl-l,backspace	-	Removing temporary files from build
Ctrl-l,t,f	-	Toggling window focus following a build
Ctrl-l,t,s	-	Toggling PDF syncing (forward search) following a build
Ctrl-l,t,?	-	Checking the status of toggles and defaults
Ctrl-l,j	-	For forward and double-clicking text in Sumatra for inverse search

References and Citations

Keybinding	-	Description
\ref{ or \cite or \citet or \citeyaer	-	Autotrigger a quick panel for refs or cites in .bib-file
Ctrl-l,t,a,r for refs; Ctrl-l,t,a,c for cites	-	Toggle auto trigger mode on/off

LaTeX Commands and Environments

Keybinding	-	Description
Ctrl-l,e	-	Inserts environment (hit tab to exit brackets)
Ctrl-l,Ctrl-n	-	Wraps selection in environment (change environment name, hit tab to exit)
Ctrl-l,c	-	Inserts command (then type command name or select before executing keybinding, hit tab to enter bracket text, hit tab to exit brackets)
Ctrl-l,C-c	-	Inserts command around selected text, enter command name and hit tab to exit
Ctrl-l,Ctrl-e	-	Gives you \emph{selection}, and the cursor moves to the end of the command.
Ctrl-l,Ctrl-b	-	Gives you \textbf{selection}
Ctrl-l,Ctrl-u	-	Gives you \underline{selection}
Ctrl-l,Ctrl-t	-	Gives you \texttt{selection}