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Terence Martin

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About Me

Terence has been a software developer since roughly the stone age, when computers and modems were large, slow, and noisy. He's always ready to pick up a new set of skills or learn a new technology, and actually reads technical manuals for fun. Suffice it to say, Terence is so unhip it's a wonder his bum doesn't fall off.

An enormous advocate for Sublime Text, Terence spends what might possibly be an unhealthy amount of time helping out users on the Sublime Forum and creating extension packages for it.

He's also been known to play things like video games and guitars, and has an amazing fondness for referring to himself in the third person and making Douglas Adams references.

Sublime Text Packages


HyperHelp

HyperHelp - Help System for Sublime Text

HyperHelp grew out of a project to add a context sensitive interactive help system to OverrideAudit but quickly became its own project.

The main features are a fully hyperlinked and interactive help system similar to that found in other editors like Vim and Emacs. Help files are simple text files rendered by Sublime that allow for linking between pages.

HyperHelp is not officially released yet, but you can give it a try if you like. This video introduction is a walkthrough of what HyperHelp can do and gives instructions on how to install it so you can give it a try.

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SnAPI

SnAPI - Sublime Documentation in Sublime

SnAPI is a package that uses the HyperHelp dependency to allow you to view and work with the Sublime Text official documentation directly within Sublime. As with HyperHelp as a whole this is currently a work in progress, so not all of the documentation is currently available.

The main feature here is full access to the Sublime Text API while working on packages, allowing you to easily look up API endpoints and search for what you want without having to leave Sublime Text.

SnAPI is not officially released yet, but I use it daily while working on my own Sublime packages. This video introduction covers how to install it and how to use it.

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