I know we can achieve this in VIM using nerdtree and gT and gt commands. But is there any way to achieve similar kind of behaviour in Sublime Text Vintage Mode?
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I know we can achieve this in VIM using nerdtree and gT and gt commands. But is there any way to achieve similar kind of behaviour in Sublime Text Vintage Mode?
I don’t think Vintage mode has these bound to
gt,gTor anything but Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab do exactly the same thing asgtandgT, whether you are in Vintage mode (INSERT or NORMAL) or not.You know, there is a very easy way to find the shortcuts used by an application: just look at the menu bar. That’s what I did for you and it took less than 30 seconds.