Sublime Text 4.1 Build 4121

Sublime Text is a multifunctional text editor with a wide range of convenient tools for highlighting, labeling and processing text fragments of code.

The interface of this editor is very concise. But the speed of work and response to all your actions is at a fairly high level. It supports a huge number of languages (C++, Dylan, Erlang, HTML, Haskell, Java, JavaScript, Lua, Markdown, MATLAB, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL, XML, etc.) and offers a choice of about 20 color schemes. It is very convenient that a full-screen mode is implemented - very useful if you do not want something to distract you from full-fledged work. In addition, so-called multi-panels are prepared for you: you can work with several files in one window in parallel, which is much more convenient than using several separate windows.

I would like to highlight such a feature as a minimap - in the right part of the editor there is a column in which about 5-6 screens with text are located in miniature. This allows you to quickly navigate through the code and find the right elements.

Anyone who works with code knows how important highlighting is in a text editor. So in the application it is possible to find and highlight the nearest paired brackets simply by placing the cursor inside some complex function - in fact, it is very convenient and practical.

As for working directly with text, the utility also has many advantages: support for snippets, auto-completion of function input, working with macros, convenient search, spell checking, multi-allocation, bookmarks of the right places, auto-save function and more. If this functionality is not enough, then it is easy to expand it through plugins.

The program is very flexible in configuration, almost all editor options are configured manually in text files - you can immediately see all the parameters and a description of their assignments. Hotkey combinations are available for frequently performed operations. In general, the advantages of the editor will be appreciated by everyone who is somehow connected with editing code or markup - programmers, administrators, etc.