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== How to open files with your favorite editor from the terminal? == | |||
[[Open Files in a GUI Editor from the Terminal]] | |||
== How to open and create non-existent files with Sublime Text from terminal? == | == How to open and create non-existent files with Sublime Text from terminal? == | ||
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This function creates a command <code>subl</code> that opens files in Sublime Text while automatically creating any non-existent files: | |||
# <code>for f in "$@"</code> - Loops through each filename you provide | |||
# <code>[ -f "$f" ] || touch "$f"</code> - Checks if each file exists, creates it if not | |||
# <code>open -a "Sublime Text" "$@"</code> - Opens all files in Sublime Text | |||
Simply put: It ensures all files exist before opening them in Sublime Text, preventing "file not found" errors. | |||
4. Save the file, then reload the configuration: | 4. Save the file, then reload the configuration: | ||
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[[Category: Text editor]] | [[Category: Text editor]] | ||
[[Category: Revised with LLMs]] | [[Category: Revised with LLMs]] | ||
[[Category: Developer environment]] | |||