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Simple​Session

by woodruffw ST3

A window-oriented session manager for Sublime Text.

Labels workspace, save, session, manager, window

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SimpleSession

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SimpleSession is a tiny session manager for Sublime Text (3).

It was originally based on Session Manager, which is a lot better than Sublime's default session management but doesn't allow per-window saving or layout saving.

Pros

  • Saves sessions on a per-window basis, instead of the global Sublime Text state.
  • Saves and restores window layout and file grouping.
  • Only opens a new window if your current one is empty.
  • Restores unsaved buffers (but not unsaved file changes).

Cons

  • Doesn't care about your Sublime Text project files (this might be a 'pro').
  • Will probably crash/do something wrong if you try to load a non-session file.
  • Probably won't work on Sublime Text 2. I haven't tried it.

Installation

If you have Package Control installed: * Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) * Go to Package Control: Install Package * Search for “SimpleSession” and press Enter to install

If you don't have Package Control or want to install manually for whatever reason: * Clone this repository into your packages directory (Preferences -> Browse Packages...).

Usage

SimpleSession's usage is similar to Session Manager's:

Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) operation:

SimpleSession: Delete
SimpleSession: Load
SimpleSession: Save
SimpleSession: Save and Close
SimpleSession: Edit

Delete and Load give you a list of sessions to chose from, and Save prompts you for a filename to save the current session with. Save and Close operates identically to Save, but closes all open files in the window after saving.

Like Session Manager, these commands can be bound:

save_session
save_and_close_session
load_session
delete_session
edit_session