Keyboard shortcut to comment lines in Sublime Text 3

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In Sublime Text 2 it was possible to comment out a line or a block of lines with  Ctrl   and Ctrl Shift    According to the menu Edit  gt  Comment these shortcuts should be valid  but in Sublime Text 3  build 3047  they no longer seem to work  Does anybody know the right default keyboard shortcuts for Linux and MacOS  Or is it a bug

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Sublime 3 for Windows   Add comment tags -  CTRL   SHIFT      The whole line becomes a comment line -  CTRL

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Had the same issue  Check with sublime log input True  command on the console to see what keys are being detected with the CTRL   and SHIFT CTRL   shorcuts  Then replace the shortcuts with those    Changing   for keypad divide worked for me

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On MAC instead of shift use  ALT  like this  CMD   ALT

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Open sublime Text 3 and go to Preferences menu and the click on Key Bindings then paste this code to make a comment shortcut with CTRL D       keys     ctrl d    command    toggle comment    args     block   false       then save it  now you can use shortcut

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For me  on Mac OS Sierra       keys     super forward slash     command    toggle comment    args      block   true         keys     super alt       command    toggle comment    args      block   false

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I prefer pressing Ctrl     to  un comment the current line  Plus  I want the cursor to move down one line  thus this way I can  un comment several lines easily  If you install the  Chain of Command  plugin  you can combine these two operations                     keys     ctrl keypad divide              command    chain            args                  commands                       toggle comment      block   false                       move     by    lines    forward   true

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I m under Linux too  For me  it only works when I press CTRL SHIFT    and it s like a single comment  not a block comment  The reason is to acceed the   character  I have to press SHIFT  if I do not  sublime text detects that I pressed CTRL        Here it is my solution to get back normal preferences  Write in Key Bindings - User           keys     ctrl       command    toggle comment    args      block   false           keys     ctrl shift       command    toggle comment    args      block   true

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On OSX Yosemite  I fixed this by going System Preferences  Keyboard  then Shortcuts  Under App Shortcuts  disable Show Help menu which was bound to CMD SHIFT 7     My keyboard layout is Norwegian  with English as the OS language

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This is a keyboard internationalisation issue  On a standard US QWERTY keyboard  as used in Australia where Sublime Text is made    is readily available   This is not the case with many other keyboards  Take for example the German QWERTZ keyboard  One needs to hit SHIFT 7 to get a    This is why commenting does not work properly on these keyboards   Changing the user keybindings to those listed below  will work for the German QWERTZ keyboard     quot keys quot     quot ctrl 7 quot     quot command quot    quot toggle comment quot    quot args quot      quot block quot   false         quot keys quot     quot ctrl shift 7 quot     quot command quot    quot toggle comment quot    quot args quot      quot block quot   true      If the problems are occurring with still a different keyboard layout  change the keybindings accordingly

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In case anyone has had further issues with Sublime 3 on Windows 7  the above suggestions all did not work for me  However  when I 1 - reran the app as administrator and 2 - highlighted  and chose Edit -  Comment -  toggle comment  afterwards I was able to use a user preferences set keybinding to toggle comments  I don t really have an explanation for why it worked  except that it did

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For Brazilian ABNT Keyboards you do Ctrl     to comment and repeat it to remove the comment

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Use  Ctrl      for single line comment and   Ctrl   Alt      for block or multiline comments

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It s simpler than you think press cmd     in mac

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You can add the following lines to Preferences   Key Bindings - User      keys     control keypad divide    command    toggle comment    args     block   false         keys     shift control keypad divide    command    toggle comment    args     block   true     This is how I sorted the problem out - replacing  ctrl  with  control  and     with  keypad divide

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i am ubuntu 18 with sublime text 3 2   CTR

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Make sure the file is a recognized type   I had a yaml file open  without the  yaml file extension  and Sublime Text recognized it as Plain Text   Plain Text has no comment method   Switching the file type to YAML made the comment shortcut work

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U can fix this bug by           keys     ctrl keypad divide     command    toggle comment    args      block   false            keys     ctrl shift keypad divide     command    toggle comment    args      block   true          it allow to comment with CTRL   and CTRL SHIFT   and u can use   on keypad

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On my mac the shortcut is  cmd     which makes multi line comment but as single lines      if   username  amp  amp   password        echo  You are good to go        else       echo  Fields cannot be blank          OR    alt    cmd     and it s result is overall comment  from beggining of the selection to the end      if   username  amp  amp   password        echo  You are good to go     else       echo  Fields cannot be blank

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In my notebook keyboard  a ABNT 2  I can use the CTRL   shortcut as the default comment action for blocks and lines  The same shortcut to uncomment

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This worked just fine for me on Win 10           keys     ctrl 7     command    toggle comment    args      block   false         keys     ctrl shift 7     command    toggle comment    args      block   true         note that        are nesassary and it will give you an error if you miss them

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This worked for me     cmd      I m on Mac OS X El Capitan  Sublime Text 3  stable build 3114

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I might be late to the party but as of my build 3176 it appears the bug is fixed   Just used Ctrl T and it worked for a CSS file  Kubuntu 18 10

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If the shortcut ctrl    ctrl shift   or ctrl   is not working  try switching to another  like ctrl 1  ctrl shift 1  it worked for me      keys     ctrl 1     command    toggle comment    args      block   false         keys     ctrl shift 1     command    toggle comment    args      block   true

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On windows  use Ctrl   Shift      You will be able to comment the HTML

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In Windows use ctrl    shift      to comment for Python

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It seems a bug  http   www sublimetext com forum viewtopic php f 3 amp t 11157 amp start 0  As a workaround  go to Preferences- Key Bindings - User and add these keybindings  if you re using Linux       keys     ctrl 7     command    toggle comment    args      block   false         keys     ctrl shift 7     command    toggle comment    args      block   true       Update  This also works on Windows 8  see  Sosi s comment

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