Comment on Configuring Sublime Text 2Comments−eta_carinae13ySomething the article misses: Sublime Text 2 already comes with a command line front end called "subl". Just copy it in your favorite bin/ directory and you can open your files with it from any shell.−pygy_13yEven better: use a symlink.You won't have to copy each update. ln -s target link thus: sudo ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" /usr/local/bin/subl
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Something the article misses: Sublime Text 2 already comes with a command line front end called "subl". Just copy it in your favorite bin/ directory and you can open your files with it from any shell.
Even better: use a symlink.
You won't have to copy each update.
thus: