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It's just to launch the editor from the command-line. IT's nothing new - sublime text 2 (at least on OS X) had the "subl" command so you could launch an edit s

by dedward 12y ago

It's just to launch the editor from the command-line. IT's nothing new - sublime text 2 (at least on OS X) had the "subl" command so you could launch an edit session from the cli.. I assumed the rest had the same. It's certainly not a new feature or anything to celebrate.

ben336 12y ago
It is new on Windows.
- aenario 12y ago
  not so much, you could always do sublime somedirectory and it will open it. It appears the novelty is the --help option and more importantly the --wait option, so you could include sublime in a script workflow (as a git commit editor ?)