[sublime text] add sublime text to context menu 右键菜单中“Open with Sublime Text”

 

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Adding Sublime Text to your right-click (context) menu makes opening files and folders much faster. The process differs depending on whether you are using Windows or macOS.

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For Windows Users

If you didn't check the "Add to explorer context menu" box during the initial installation, you can add it manually via the Registry Editor.

1. Press Win + R, type regedit, and hit Enter.

2. Navigate to: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell

3. Right-click on shell and select New > Key. Name it Open with Sublime Text.

4. (Optional) To add an icon: Right-click the new key, select New > String Value, name it Icon, and set its value to the path of your sublime_text.exe (usually C:\Program Files\Sublime Text\sublime_text.exe).

5. Right-click your Open with Sublime Text key and select New > Key. Name this one command.

6. Double-click the (Default) value inside the command folder and paste the following (including quotes):

   "C:\Program Files\Sublime Text\sublime_text.exe" "%1"

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For macOS Users

macOS doesn't use a registry; instead, you can create a "Quick Action" using Automator.

1. Open Automator from your Applications folder.

2. Select Quick Action as the document type.

3. At the top, set "Workflow receives current" to files or folders in Finder.

4. Search for the Open Finder Items action and drag it to the workflow area on the right.

5. In the "Open with" dropdown, select Sublime Text.

6. Go to File > Save and name it "Open in Sublime Text".

Now, when you right-click a file in Finder, you will see "Open in Sublime Text" under the Quick Actions menu.

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For Linux Users (Ubuntu/Gnome)

If you use Nautilus, you can add a script to the scripts folder:

1. Navigate to ~/.local/share/nautilus/scripts.

2. Create a new file named Open in Sublime.

3. Paste the following into the file:

   Bash

    

   #!/bin/bash
   subl "$@"
   

4. Make the file executable: chmod +x "Open in Sublime".

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