With this keystroke alone, you have now selected every occurrence of myMethod, and have multiple cursors at your finger tips.

Simply place the cursor within the word, and type Control + Command + g. Traditionally, you might perform a search and replace however, in Sublime, it's much easier. Imagine that you need to change every occurrence of the word, myMethod, to newMethod. A note of caution: once you experience the flexibility of having multiple cursors at your finger tips, you won't be able to go back to the old way. Let's begin with the feature that will blow your mind: multiple cursors. Refer here for the equivalent Windows/Linux versions. Please note that this article, for convenienccsse and readability, will exclusively use the Mac-specific keyboard bindings. If you've yet to make the switch, out of some sense of loyalty to your current editor of choice, give me twenty minutes, and I'll convince you! How come? Well, it's a sophisticated editor, with lightning-fast speed, an incredibly vibrant plugin community, easy configuration, Vintage (Vim) mode, multiple cursors - the list goes on. In less than a year, the Sublime Text 2 code editor - available for Mac, Windows, and Linux - has skyrocketed to becoming the editor of choice for a huge number of developers.

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