Shortcuts Sublime Text for Linux

Linux

Working with the code is quite monotonous and routine, and to simplify it, SublimeText suggests using hotkeys. The combinations are already set by the developers, but for convenience they can be customized to your liking and your goals. Regardless of the version of the program, all combinations remain unchanged. If you use keyboard shortcuts with plugins, features and SublimeText functions, the work will become productive and optimized. Hot keys help to work with text (select, delete, copy, duplicate, move, merge), files, manage windows (switch between tabs, manage editing areas) and use navigation without using the mouse.

General Editing Shortcuts

Linux	Description Edit Cancel Save & submit
Ctrl+Enter	Insert Line After
Ctrl+Shift+Enter	Insert Line Before
Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow	Move line Up
Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow	Move line Dowm
Ctrl+L	Select Line(Repeat to select next lines)
Ctrl+D	Select Word(Repeat select other Occurences
Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow	Selection Up
Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow	Selection Down
Ctrl+X	Cut Line
Ctrl+Shift+K	Delete Line
Ctrl+K+K	Delete from cursor to End of Line
Ctrl+K+Backspace	Delete from cursor to start of Line
Ctrl+]	Indent Current Lines
Ctrl+[	Unindent Current Lines
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste and Indent Correctly
Ctrl+V	Paste Line
Alt+Shift+W	Wrap Selection in HTML Tag
Alt+.	Close Current HTML Tag
Ctrl+U	Undo
Ctrl+Spacebar	Select Next AutoComplete Suggestion
Ctrl+Y	Redo
Ctrl+Shift+D	Duplicate Lines
Ctrl+J	Join Line below to end of current line
Ctrl+/	Comment/Uncomment Current Line
Ctrl+Shift+/	Block Comment Current Selection
Ctrl+K+U	Convert to Uppercase
Ctrl+K+L	Convert to Lowercase

Column Selection Shortcuts

Linux	Description Edit Cancel Save & submit
Alt+Shift+Up Arrow	Column Selection Up
Alt+Shift+Down Arrow	Column Selection Down

Linux	Description Edit Cancel Save & submit
Ctrl+G	Go to line
Ctrl+;	Go to Word
Ctrl+R	Go to Symbol
Ctrl+P	Immediately Open Files by Name

Find and Replace Shortcuts

Linux	Description Edit Cancel Save & submit
Ctrl+F	Find
Ctrl+H	Replace
Ctrl+Shift+F	Find in Files

Linux	Description Edit Cancel Save & submit
Ctrl+PgUp	Cycle Up through Tabs
Ctrl+PgDn	Cycle Down through Tabs
Ctrl+Left Arrow	Find in Files
Ctrl+W	Close Current Tab
Alt+1..9	Switch to Tab Number

Split Windows Shortcuts

Linux	Description Edit Cancel Save & submit
Alt+Shift+1	Revert view to single column
Alt+Shift+2	Split view into two columns
Alt+Shift+3	Split view into three columns
Alt+Shift+4	Split view into four columns
Alt+Shift+5	Set view to Grid
Alt+Shift+8	Split view into two rows
Ctrl+1..4	Jump to group where num is 1..4
Ctrl+Shift+1..9	Move file to specified group where num is 1..4