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Philip Powis
Philip Powis
7,625 Points
Posted by Philip Powis
Philip Powis
7,625 Points

subl -n * - not working?

In the Introducing views video, Jim uses this command to open all the treebook directory files in sublime text. When I try this, it says this command doesn't exist.

Is there a configuration I need to run for sublime text in order to be able to launch from terminal? Anyone able to help point in the right direction?

Thanks!

Phil

2 Answers

mad power
mad power
596 Points

down this http://c758482.r82.cf2.rackcdn.com/Sublime%20Text%202.0.2.dmg & open

drag Sublime Text 2 to /Applications & open there, type something and save it to desktop

close & run a terminal:

subl .

pd: if doesn't work type next:

sudo ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/bin/subl

Philip Powis
Philip Powis
7,625 Points
Philip Powis
Philip Powis
7,625 Points

Thanks Mad Power! This was helpful...

Iskender Piyale-Sheard
Iskender Piyale-Sheard
2,172 Points
Iskender Piyale-Sheard
Iskender Piyale-Sheard
2,172 Points

Thanks mad power! The sudo command worked for me!