Solutions to slow startup of SublimeText include: 1. Uninstall uncommon plug-ins and enter safe mode to troubleshoot plug-ins; 2. Simplify project configuration and avoid loading large directories; 3. Clear cache or reset user settings; 4. Use SSD and close background programs to improve system resources. Due to factors such as plug-in conflicts, large-scale project loading, cache exceptions and hardware performance, it is recommended to troubleshoot the above problems in turn to optimize startup efficiency.

The most likely cause of the problem is that the build system is misconfigured or the program execution is too fast, so the output cannot be displayed. First check whether Tools>BuildSystem has selected the correct language (such as Python, C, etc.). If you use custom configuration, you need to verify that the command syntax is correct and test whether there is output through print("Hello"); secondly, if the program runs too quickly, you can add input("PressEntertoexit...") at the end of the script or modify the .sublime-build file to add pause commands such as "cmd":["s

SublimeText can implement the "jump to definition" function by installing the CTags plugin. First make sure that PackageControl is installed. If it is not installed, the installation will be completed through the official guide; then select "PackageControl:InstallPackage" through the command panel (Ctrl Shift P or Cmd Shift P) to search and install the CTags plug-in; then you need to install the ExuberantCtags or UniversalCtags tool, run ctags-R in the project root directory. Generate tags file; finally place the cursor on the target symbol and use the shortcut key Ctrl Shift Down

SublimeText will not be updated automatically and requires manual operation. 1. First visit the official website sublimetext.com to view the latest version number and confirm whether the current installed version is too old; 2. View the local version through the Help>AboutSublimeText menu and compare it; 3. Backup settings before update: Enter Preferences>BrowsePackages to copy the Packages folder or use the PackageControl synchronization function; 4. After downloading the new version, operations are based on different systems: Windows run the installer, macOS drag and drop to replace the application, Linux is decompressed to the original directory; 5. Check after the update is completed

SublimeText can run linter or formatter through a custom build system. 1. Create .sublime-build file and configure commands, such as running Prettier with npxprettier; 2. Create multiple build systems for different tools or languages; 3. Use similar methods to configure ESLint and other linters to ensure that corresponding tools are installed and commands are adjusted; 4. Automatic formatting is achieved through plug-ins or scripts, or manually bind shortcut keys to perform formatting and saving operations.

Developing React with SublimeText is feasible, but requires manual configuration of key features. First, install the Babel package to achieve JSX syntax highlighting, install "Babel-JavaScript, JSX, ES6" through PackageControl, and set the file syntax type to BabelJS; secondly, configure ESLint for code checking, you need to install eslint and eslint-plugin-react in the project, create .eslintrc files, and realize real-time error prompts through SublimeLinter and SublimeLinter-eslint plug-ins; finally, you can optionally use code snippets and Emme

ToenhanceVue.jsdevelopmentinSublimeText,installVuesyntaxhighlightingviaPackageControl,setupEmmetforfasterHTMLtemplating,integrateESLintandPrettierforlintingandformatting,configurekeysettingslikeparserandformat-on-saveoptions,andoptionallycreatecustom

TochangethefontsizeinSublimeText,openUserSettingsviaPreferences>Settingsandaddormodifythe"font_size"value;alternatively,usekeyboardshortcutsCtrl/Cmd Shift =/-fortemporaryadjustments;ifchangesdon’ttakeeffect,checkforthemeorpackageconflict