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[https://packagecontrol.io/installation Sublime Package Control] - Allows you to install plugins easily. After it's installed use Ctrl-Shift-P then type install and hit enter. | [https://packagecontrol.io/installation Sublime Package Control] - Allows you to install plugins easily. After it's installed use Ctrl-Shift-P then type install and hit enter. | ||
| − | * All Autocomplete - Uses all open files for | + | * All Autocomplete - Uses all open files for auto-completion. |
* Sublime Linter - Shows syntax errors on specific lines inside the editor. NOTE: You need to point the config to a Lua 5.2 compiler executable (luac.exe) - INSTRUCTIONS NEEDED | * Sublime Linter - Shows syntax errors on specific lines inside the editor. NOTE: You need to point the config to a Lua 5.2 compiler executable (luac.exe) - INSTRUCTIONS NEEDED | ||
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| + | == Tips and Tricks == | ||
| + | To quickly save a new file(Ctrl + n) by name, first type the name of the file ('''Including''' extension) into the body of the new file then save(Ctrl + s). | ||
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[[Category:Resources]] | [[Category:Resources]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:43, 6 November 2016
You are not required to use Sublime Text for editing Lua, we just suggest it. You can get it here http://www.sublimetext.com/
Useful Hotkeys
Search and/or Open a file by name in your project.
Ctrl + P
Search the contents of all files in the project.
Ctrl + Shift + F
Useful Plugins
Sublime Package Control - Allows you to install plugins easily. After it's installed use Ctrl-Shift-P then type install and hit enter.
- All Autocomplete - Uses all open files for auto-completion.
- Sublime Linter - Shows syntax errors on specific lines inside the editor. NOTE: You need to point the config to a Lua 5.2 compiler executable (luac.exe) - INSTRUCTIONS NEEDED
Tips and Tricks
To quickly save a new file(Ctrl + n) by name, first type the name of the file (Including extension) into the body of the new file then save(Ctrl + s).
