Comment on Configuring Sublime Text 2parentComments−jurre13yThis hasn't been working for me for some reason on OSX, the posted alternative however did work so I'm quite excited!−kbd13yOn OSX I just use the built-in 'open -t', which works so long as Sublime Text is configured to open .txt files.−molecule13yah, on further inspection: I had created a symbolic link to /usr/binThe actual executable is buried in Sublime's .app directory: Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl
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This hasn't been working for me for some reason on OSX, the posted alternative however did work so I'm quite excited!
On OSX I just use the built-in 'open -t', which works so long as Sublime Text is configured to open .txt files.
ah, on further inspection: I had created a symbolic link to /usr/bin
The actual executable is buried in Sublime's .app directory: