Sublime shortcuts

Sublime.md

Linux

• Control + Shift + P + rein -- reindent lines
• Control + D -- select word
• Control + U -- unselect word
• Control + O -- open file
• Control + W -- close tab
• Control + KK -- delete to the end of line
• Control + X -- cut entire line (or you can use this to delete)
• Shift + Alt + (any number) -- split the window into that many panes (1 works, too)
• Control + Shift + [Group #] -- move file to group
• Control + [Group #] -- switch to [Group #]
• Control + Tab -- cycle between tabs
• Control + (tab number) -- switch to (tab number)
• Control + Shift + F -- find in files
• Control + / -- comment all highlighted lines

Mac OS

• Command + Shift + P + rein -- reindent lines
• Command + D -- select word
• ⌃ + U -- unselect word
• Command + P -- open file
• Command + W -- close tab
• Command + KK -- delete to the end of line
• Command + X -- cut entire line (or you can use this to delete)
• Command + Option + (any number) -- split the window into that many panes (1 works, too)
• Control? + Shift + [Group #] -- move file to group
• Control? + [Group #] -- switch to [Group #]
• Command + Alt + Left/Right -- cycle between tabs
• Command + (tab number) -- switch to (tab number)
• Command + K + B -- toggle the side bar hidden / showed
• Command + Shift + F -- find in files
• Command + / -- comment all highlighted lines

http://docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/reference/keyboard_shortcuts_osx.html

Cmd-/ to comment/uncomment a code block

Shift-cmd-w for a pair of html tags
or in an html or markdown document, try html then tab or a then tab, etc.

Also Project->Save Project As... will save the current state of Sublime (tabs open, cursor position, find history etc)

Different ways to jump to locations after Cmd+p:

:row_number
#symbol
@definition

And can be combined with files like, jump to append in file List: Lis@app

Control+Shift+Backspace deletes up to the beginning of a line in Linux.

Also, Control + Shift + Up/Down moves an entire line up/down.

Ctrl+D can be used repeatedly to keep selecting the next instance of the word (in addition to the previously-selected ones). Also, Alt+F3 in Linux/Windows selects all instances of a word.