Ctrl+Shift+P: Open command panel Ctrl+P: Search for files in the project Ctrl+G: Jump to what line Ctrl+W: Close the currently open file Ctrl+Shift+W: Close all open files Ctrl+Shift+V: Paste and format Ctrl+D: Ctrl+L: Select the next line Ctrl+Shift+L: Select multiple lines Ctrl+Shift+Enter: Insert a new line before the current line Ctrl+X: Delete the current line Ctrl+M: Ctrl+F: Find the content Ctrl+Shift+F: Find and replace Ctrl+H: Replace Ctrl+R: Go to Method Ctrl+N: Create a new window Ctrl+K+B: Switch sidebar Ctrl+Shift+M: Select the current parentheses and repeat the parentheses themselves Ctrl+F2: Set/Remove the mark Ctrl+/ : Comment current line Ctrl+Shift+/ : Comment current position Insert comment Ctrl+Alt+/ : Block comments, and Focus to the first line, write comments with Ctrl+Shift+A: Select the current label before and after, modify the label with F11: Full screen Shift+F11: full screen DO not Disturb mode, edit the current file only Alt+F3: select all the same words Alt+. : Close the TAB Alt+Shift+ Number: Split screen Display Alt+ Number: Toggle Open the NTH file Shift+ right click drag: Cursor multiple no, used to change or insert column contents Mouse forward and back keys to switch Tab file Ctrl, click or select one by one, you can edit multiple positions Ctrl+Shift+ up and down, you can replace the line selection class Ctrl+D to select the text occupied by the cursor, continue to select the next same text. Alt+F3 select the text and press the shortcut key to select all the same text at one time for simultaneous editing. For example: quickly select and change all the same variable names, function names, etc. Ctrl+L selects the entire row. If you continue to select the next row, the effect is the same as Shift+↓. Ctrl+Shift+L selects multiple lines and then presses the shortcut key to insert the cursor at the end of each line to edit them simultaneously. Ctrl+Shift+M selects the contents of the parentheses (continue selecting the parent parentheses). For example: quickly check to remove code from a function, rewrite the function body code, or rewrite the contents inside parentheses. Ctrl+M moves the cursor to the end or start position in parentheses. Ctrl+Enter inserts a new line on the next line. For example, you can quickly insert a line down even if the cursor is not at the end of the line. Ctrl+Shift+Enter inserts a new line on the previous line. For example, you can quickly insert a line up even if the cursor is not at the beginning of the line. Ctrl+Shift+[Selects the code, presses the shortcut key, and collapses the code. Ctrl+K+0 to expand all folding codes. Ctrl+← Moves the cursor unevenly to the left, moving the cursor quickly. Ctrl+→ Move the cursor unitary to the right, moving the cursor quickly.shift+↑ Up select multiple rows.shift+↓ Down select multiple rows. Shift+← Selects text to the left. Shift+→ Select text right. Ctrl+Shift+← selects the text unitary to the left. Ctrl+Shift+→ Select the text unitarily to the right. Ctrl+Shift+↑ Swaps the line where the cursor is and the previous line of code (insert the line where the cursor is before the previous line). Ctrl+Shift+↓ Interswitch the cursor line with the next line of code (insert the cursor line after the next line). Ctrl+Alt+↑ Add the cursor to edit multiple lines at the same time. Ctrl+Alt+↓ Add the cursor down to edit multiple lines at the same time. Edit class Ctrl+J to merge selected multiple lines of code into one line. For example, merge multi-line CSS properties into one line. Ctrl+Shift+D copies the entire line where the cursor is and inserts it into the next line. Tab indents to the right. Shift+Tab indents to the left. Ctrl+K+K deletes code from the cursor to the end of the line. Ctrl+Shift+K delete the entire line. Ctrl+/ comment a single line. Ctrl+Shift+/ comment multiple lines. Ctrl+K+U converts uppercase. Ctrl+K+L converts to lowercase. Ctrl + Z. Ctrl+Y resumes undo. Ctrl+U soft Undo feels the same as Gtrl+Z. Ctrl+F2 Set bookmarks Ctrl+T left and right interchangeable letters. F6 Word detection spelling search class Ctrl+F opens the bottom search box to find the keyword. Ctrl+shift+F searches within folders. Unlike normal editors, Sublime allows you to add multiple folders for searching. Ctrl+P opens the search box. For example: 1, enter the name of the file in the current project to quickly search the file, 2, enter @ and keyword to find the function name in the file, 3, enter: and number to jump to the line of code in the file, 4, enter# and keyword to find the variable name.Ctrl+G to open the search box, automatically with:, enter a number to jump to the line of code. For example: quickly locate files with long page code. Ctrl+R opens the search box with @ automatically, enter the keyword to find the function name in the file. For example: quickly find a function on a page with many functions. Ctrl+ : Open the search box, automatically beltEnter the keyword to find variable names, attribute names, etc.Ctrl+Shift+P opens the command box. Scenario Chestnut: Open the naming box, enter the keywords, and invoke sublime Text or plug-in functionality, such as installing the plug-in using package. Esc exit cursor multi-line selection, exit search box, command box, etc. Display class Ctrl+Tab Toggles the tabs of the current window in the order that the files have been browsed. Ctrl+PageDown Toggles the TAB page of the current window left. Ctrl+PageUp Toggles the tabs of the current window to the right. Alt+Shift+1 Window split, Restore the default 1 screen (non-keypad number) Alt+Shift+2 Left/Right Split screen -2 columns Alt+Shift+3 Left/Right Split screen -3 columns Alt+Shift+4 Left/Right Split screen -4 columns Alt+Shift+5 Equally divided four screens Alt+Shift+8 Vertical split screen -2 screens Alt+Shift+9 Vertical split screen -3 screenCopy the code