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Launch SublimeText2 from the Terminal
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| ## Launch SublimeText2 from the Terminal (on MacOS X) ## | |
| 1/ Open Terminal.app | |
| 2/ Copy/paste the following symbolic link. You can replace 'subl' at the end with the keyword of your choice | |
| ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/local/bin/subl | |
| 3/ Now you can open files and projects directly from the Terminal | |
| - Open the current folder as a project: "subl ." | |
| - Open a file "subl _PATH_/file.js" |
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