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I use Notepad++ on my PC and Sublime Text 2 on my Mac. You can "find all instances" of text in Notepad++, which will then display the find results in a window. In this window I see the line number where the text was found and a snippet of the surrounding text. I find this tremendously useful.
Is there a similar feature in Sublime Text 2?
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Save this answer. Show activity on this post. In Sublime 2, in order to call up the build results window you can use the Tools > Build Results > Show Build Results menu item.
However, Sublime 3 has it's own built in version of that particular functionality called the Command Palette, which is bound to the key stroke Ctrl+Shift+P … That will open up a panel that will allow you to search for all known commands, and then you can follow the rest of the article to bind the keys you want.
Ctrl + F, then search for some class or whatever you want in opened docs, or entire site.
You can use the shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+Q on Windows and Cmd+Shift+Q for Mac, to play a macro recorded by the user in Sublime Text.
You could use Find All and then Cmd+F2 to set bookmarks.
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Yes. Use Find in Files (Ctrl+Shift+F), and then select the "add current file" option at the end of the "where:" textfield.
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if you only want see this in a panel like notepad++,when you search with ctrl+shift+f, you can click the button "Use Buffer" left to the "find:" then the answer will show in panel down the screen
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