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Sublime Text isn't my main editor anymore but I still reach for it in certain cases. If I need to check a file out quickly it's nice to have a program that open
by ziml77 6y ago
Sublime Text isn't my main editor anymore but I still reach for it in certain cases. If I need to check a file out quickly it's nice to have a program that opens fast and yet still provides syntax highlighting.
The other thing I use it for is multi-file search (and replace). As far as I know the only way to get VS Code to do this is to open the directory as a project. With Sublime I can enter any path I want. It's more ergonomic than grep and sed for this. When I search I can just pick a result from the list to jump to that location in a file. And when I replace I have the option to check over the modifications before saving (though usually I just make sure the number of replacements and files seems about right).