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    Sublime Text 2 – Useful Shortcuts (Mac)

Loosely ordered with the commands I use most towards the top. Sublime also offer full documentation.
Editing


		 Cmd+C 
		 copy current line (if no selection) 
	
	
		 Cmd+X 
		 cut current line (if no selection) 
	
	
		 Ctrl+⇧+K
		 delete line 
	
	
		 Cmd+↩ 
		 insert line after 
	
	
		 Cmd+⇧+↩ 
		 insert line before 
	
	
		 Cmd+⇧+↑ 
		 move line (or selection) up 
	
	
		 Cmd+L 
		 select line (repeat to select next lines) 
	
	
		 Cmd+D 
		 select word (repeat select others occurrences in context for multiple editing) 
	
	
		 Ctrl+M 
		 jump to closing bracket for current code, repeat to jump to opening bracket 
	
	
		 Ctrl+⇧+M 
		 select all contents of the current brackets (curly brackets, square brackets, parentheses) 
	
	
		 Cmd+KK 
		 delete from cursor to end of line 
	
	
		 Cmd+K+Del 
		 delete from cursor to start of line 
	
	
		 Cmd+] 
		 indent current line(s) 
	
	
		 Cmd+[ 
		 un-indent current line(s) 
	
	
		 Cmd+⇧+D 
		 duplicate line(s) 
	
	
		 Cmd+J 
		 join line below to the end of the current line 
	
	
		 Cmd+ / 
		 comment/un-comment current line 
	
	
		 Cmd+Y 
		 redo, or repeat last keyboard shortcut command 
	
	
		 Cmd+⇧+V 
		 paste and indent correctly 
	
	
		 Ctrl+Space 
		 select next auto-complete suggestion 
	
	
		 Cmd+U 
		 soft undo (somehow undoes your movements; it jumps to your last change before undoing it when you repeat this command) 
	

Navigation/Goto Anywhere


		 Cmd+P 
		 quick-open files by name in your project (doesn’t seem to need an actual project set up, it just searches in the directories around the currently-opened file 
	
	
		 Cmd+R 
		 goto symbol (functions and classes) in the file. Same as Cmd+P, then type @
	
	
		 Ctrl+; 
		 goto word in current file. Same as Ctrl+P, then type #
	
	
		 Ctrl+G 
		 goto line in current file. Same as Cmd+P, then type :
	

General


		 Cmd+⇧+P 
		 command prompt 
	
	
		 Cmd+KB 
		 toggle side bar 
	

Find/Replace


		 Cmd+F 
		 find 
	
	
		 Cmd+Alt+F 
		 replace 
	
	
		 Cmd+⇧+F 
		 find in files 
	

Tabs


		 Cmd+⇧+t 
		 open last closed tab (just like in your browser) 
	
	
		 Cmd+Alt+⇆ 
		 cycle through last tabs (repeat to go back further in history) 
	

Split window


		 Cmd+Alt+2 
		 split into two columns 
	
	
		 Cmd+Alt+1 
		 revert to single column 
	
	
		 Cmd+Alt+5 
		 grid (4 groups) 
	
	
		 Ctrl+[1,2,3,4] 
		 jump to “group” (pane) 
	
	
		 Ctrl+⇧+[1,2,3,4] 
		 move file to specified group 
	

Text manipulation


		 Cmd+KU 
		 upper case 
	
	
		 Cmd+KL 
		 lower case 
	

Misc


		 Cmd+ click 
		 multiple cursors 
	
	
		 Ctrl + Cmd + Up/Down 
		 move current line up/down
Cmd+C	copy current line (if no selection)
Cmd+X	cut current line (if no selection)
Ctrl+⇧+K	delete line
Cmd+↩	insert line after
Cmd+⇧+↩	insert line before
Cmd+⇧+↑	move line (or selection) up
Cmd+L	select line (repeat to select next lines)
Cmd+D	select word (repeat select others occurrences in context for multiple editing)
Ctrl+M	jump to closing bracket for current code, repeat to jump to opening bracket
Ctrl+⇧+M	select all contents of the current brackets (curly brackets, square brackets, parentheses)
Cmd+KK	delete from cursor to end of line
Cmd+K+Del	delete from cursor to start of line
Cmd+]	indent current line(s)
Cmd+[	un-indent current line(s)
Cmd+⇧+D	duplicate line(s)
Cmd+J	join line below to the end of the current line
Cmd+ /	comment/un-comment current line
Cmd+Y	redo, or repeat last keyboard shortcut command
Cmd+⇧+V	paste and indent correctly
Ctrl+Space	select next auto-complete suggestion
Cmd+U	soft undo (somehow undoes your movements; it jumps to your last change before undoing it when you repeat this command)
Cmd+P	quick-open files by name in your project (doesn’t seem to need an actual project set up, it just searches in the directories around the currently-opened file
Cmd+R	goto symbol (functions and classes) in the file. Same as Cmd+P, then type @
Ctrl+;	goto word in current file. Same as Ctrl+P, then type #
Ctrl+G	goto line in current file. Same as Cmd+P, then type :
Cmd+⇧+t	open last closed tab (just like in your browser)
Cmd+Alt+⇆	cycle through last tabs (repeat to go back further in history)
Cmd+Alt+2	split into two columns
Cmd+Alt+1	revert to single column
Cmd+Alt+5	grid (4 groups)
Ctrl+[1,2,3,4]	jump to “group” (pane)
Ctrl+⇧+[1,2,3,4]	move file to specified group
Cmd+ click	multiple cursors
Ctrl + Cmd + Up/Down	move current line up/down