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Sublime Text is a text editor for code, HTML, and prose. It features rich selection of editing commands, including indenting or un-indenting, paragraph reformatting, line joining, multiple. Sublime Text 3 (ST3) is the latest version of one of the most commonly used plain text editors by web developers, coders, and programmers. It’s available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, and free to download and use. There are a lot of front-end editors for writing LaTeX source, for example, Texmaker, TeXstudio, WinEdt. I have used TeXstudio for a while, but its user interface is a little dull. So I decided to give Sublime Text a shot. In this post, I want to share the configurations necessary to write and compile LaTeX source code and to preview the produced PDF files.

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Every editor includes plugin for the development, that triggers set of activities and default packages. Sublime Text editor includes a feature for developing your own customized plugin. This chapter discusses in detail about developing your own plugin in Sublime Text.

Developing Plugin

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The following steps show you in detail how to develop a plugin in Sublime Text −

Step 1 − Select the New Plugin option by navigating through Tools → Developer → New Plugin as shown below −

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Step 2 − The basic code of a plugin includes import of two main libraries: sublime and sublime_plugin.

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The code for the plugin is −

Step 3 − The customized plugins are saved in Packages → User folder. Refer to the following screenshot that gives you the complete understanding of the plugins saved in Sublime Text editor.

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Running the plugin

When you have created a plugin and saved it, open the console using the shortcut key Ctrl+` on Windows and Cmd+` on OSX, and execute the command shown here −

This command will execute the plugin defined by the user with the list of activities included in it.