Keyboard shortcut to comment lines in Sublime Text 2

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In Sublime Text 2  how do I enclose a selection in a comment  Is there a keyboard shortcut for this action

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In keyboard  Spanish   SO  Win7    Go into Preferences- Key Bindings - Default   replace    ctrl        by  ctrl 7       And don t use the numpad  it doesn t work   Just use the numbers above the letters

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I d like to add  that on my mac by default block comment toggle shortcut is cmd alt

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First Open The Sublime Text 2   And top menu bar on select the Preferences   And than select the Key Bindings -User   And than put this code            keys     ctrl shift c     command    toggle comment    args      block   false              keys     ctrl shift c     command    toggle comment    args      block   true         I use Ctrl Shift C  You also different short cut key use

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Max OS  If you want to toggle comment multiple individual lines versus block comment an entire selection  you can do multi line edit  shift cmd L  then cmd   in that sequence

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This did the trick for me coming from Brackets and being used to ctrl   on the numpad             keys     ctrl keypad divide     command    toggle comment    args      block   false             keys     ctrl shift keypad divide     command    toggle comment    args      block   true

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On a Mac with a US keyboard  you want cmd

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Seems like some kind of keyboard mapping bug  I m Portuguese  so I m using a PT PT keyboard  Sublime Text 3 apparently is handling   as

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On my laptop with spanish keyboard  the problem seems to be the     on the key binding  I changed it to ctrl shift c and now it works      keys     ctrl shift c     command    toggle comment    args      block   true

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In a Brazilian Portuguese ABNT2 keyboard I have a similar issue to the one reported by JoshDM  In the file sublime-keymap I have      keys     ctrl       command    toggle comment    args      block   false         keys     ctrl shift       command    toggle comment    args      block   true        But I have to use ctrl   and ctrl shift    On my keyboard    is on the left of     It seems like a bug

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you need to replace     with  7   it works on non english keyboard layout

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In my keyboard  Swedish  it  s the key to the right of             ctrl

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Ctrl d and Ctrl Shift d            keys     ctrl d     command    toggle comment    args      block   false          keys     ctrl shift d     command    toggle comment    args      block   true

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In the  Preferences- Key Bindings - User           keys     ctrl 7     command    toggle comment    args      block   false            keys     ctrl shift 7     command    toggle comment    args      block   true         Just paste it  these are will work great

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By default on Linux Windows for an English keyboard the shortcut is Ctrl Shift   to toggle a block comment  and Ctrl   to toggle a line comment   If you go into Preferences- gt Key Bindings - Default  you can find all the shortcuts  below are the lines for commenting      keys     ctrl       command    toggle comment    args      block   false         keys     ctrl shift       command    toggle comment    args      block   true

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For German keyboards use ctrl shift   to toggle a block comment and ctrl   to toggle a line comment   The shortcut in Preferences- gt Key Bindings - Default is set to Ctrl Shift   and Ctrl    but to actually use the functions  press the keys stated above

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