FileCommands
Commands to work with files in Sublime Text
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sublime-file-commands
Installation
Install the package as FileCommands through Package Control.
Usage
This package has the following commands to work with file more easily.
open_or_create_fileOpens or creates a file. Will also create all directories in between when needed when creating file.save_quitSaves and closes the file. Closes Sublime Text if it is the last file open and no directory or project is opened.try_quitCloses the file (or uses an Emacs like prompt to ask if not saved). Closes Sublime Text if it is the last file open and no directory or project is opened.force_quitCloses the file even if not saved. Closes Sublime Text if it is the last file open and no directory or project is opened.
The package commands are available in the Command Palette so that they can be accessed through vim bindings, but any keybings works perfectly, for example:
[
{ "keys": ["super+w"], "command": "try_quit" },
{ "keys": ["super+o"], "command": "open_or_create_file" }
]
Open file screenshot:
