AutoTabClose
A Sublime Plugin for automatically closing tabs with a certain prefix
Details
Installs
- Total 93
- Win 72
- Mac 12
- Linux 9
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Readme
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AutoTabClose
AutoTabClose is a simple plugin for Sublime Text designed to automatically closing tabs with a certain prefix.
This is useful when you have tabs of a transient nature (sometimes created by other plugins) that you want to be able to access, but don't neccesairly want to appear in searches/file navigation. Any that match the given prefix will be close automatically when the tab becomes inactive.
Installation
- Install the Sublime Text Package Control plugin if you don't have it already.
- Open the command palette and start typing
Package Control: Install Package. - Enter
AutoTabClose
Configuration
The settings are incredibly simple, at present this plugin supports a single setting called prefixes. An example set-up might look like this:
{
"prefixes": ["INLINE:"]
}
This will automatically close any tab that begins with the name “INLINE:” when that tab becomes deactivated.