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SETTING UP SUBLIME TEXT 3 HOW TO
SETTING UP SUBLIME TEXT 3 INSTALL

Open (or create) the file ~/.ssh/config and add the following lines: Host .uk Change the value for "port" to the port number you have chosen.

This will open a new file called rsub.sublime-settings.

Navigate to "PackageResourceViewer: Open Resource" > "rsub" > "rsub.sublime-settings".

Open the command pallette ( cmd+ shift+ p).

To do this you will use the PackageResourceViewer. You need to edit the rsub default preferences.

SETTING UP SUBLIME TEXT 3 INSTALL

using the same method used to install the SendText plugin). Install the rsub and the PackageResourceViewer plugins ( i.e.

The following ones are taken so don't use them: 52799įor the tutorial I will just use port number 55555. This will allow you to open, edit and save files on BC3 using your local ST3 text editor.įirst you need to choose a port. You are going to create a tunnel on a chosen port every time you open up an ssh connection between your local machine and BlueCrystal 3 (BC3). you can step through bash scripts or python scripts interactively). This works for any type of file in ST3 and onto any Terminal window (e.g.

In ST3 press ctrl+ enter on a line or selection of text and it should automatically copy it across to the last Terminal window you had selected, and then execute that line.

Open up Terminal and type R to get a command line R prompt.

It will load the available repositories and come up with a new window.

Type install packages and select the option called "Package Control: Install Package".In ST3 press cmd+ shift+ p to bring up the command pallette.This plugin will allow you to automatically copy and paste a line or selected text in your script to be executed in the Terminal by pressing cmd+ enter. Now you can open a local file in the terminal like this: cd /path/to/dirĪnd it will open up in ST3. This is probably the same as your local user login. In order to be able to open local files from within Terminal run: sudo ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/local/bin/subl

SETTING UP SUBLIME TEXT 3 HOW TO

Or see the link above for a video showing how to do it. This guide shows some of the nice features of Sublime Text 3 (ST3):