Terminal window inside Sublime Text 2

Question

I saw this project , which basically opens a new terminal window from sublime text-2.
I am looking for a way to open a terminal inside sublime text 2 through the console.
Does anyone know how I can do this?

Answer 1

SublimeREPL does what you want

https://github.com/wuub/SublimeREPL/

Of course, there are some limitations, because the Sublime Text 2 window was not originally intended for the continuous input buffer stdin.

Answer 2

+ 2 years (sorry), but my solution in ubuntu was to open both the elevated and my (real) terminals in the same window, squeeze and stretch the terminal to close the bottom of the screen, then right-click on terminal and select "keep on top" - it works with pleasure.

Answer 3

EDIT 04/23/2019: Terminus extends TerminalView and adds:

• Windows support
• Continuous story
• Easily customizable themes (see Terminus Utilities)
• Unicode support
• 256 color support
• Better xterm support
• Terminal panel view
• imgcat support (also works on Linux / WSL)

Bind a keyboard shortcut to open a shell on the file path (for example, ctrl+alt+t to open):

 { "keys": ["ctrl+alt+t"], "command": "terminus_open", "args": { "cwd": "${file_path:${folder}}" } } 

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Original answer:

I tried almost all terminal packages, and you need TerminalView :

To bind a keyboard shortcut, simply add it to your user bindings file:

 { "keys": ["ctrl+alt+t"], "command": "terminal_view_open" }, 

Answer 4

Use glue. This is a plugin that provides an interface for your shell from Sublime Text. So basically this is a terminal for Sublime Text.

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Glue

Answer 5

Like @mikko, I also decided that due to the limitations of shell add-ons for sublime to stick to the real terminal window - I'm too used to the F2-F4 geany workflow.

So the real problem for me is quickly easily flipped between two windows. To this end, I knocked down this word - to quit F12 (or whatever you want) in my desktop (XFCE in my case)

Notice, I run sublime a from the shortcut with terminator -T st3_bash & st3 , so I have a well-known bash window title to switch focus to.

https://gist.github.com/robertpearce/8725224

I know that this code is really (really) bad, and it will fail if you have some sublime openings, but I never had them.

Feel free to develop and improve it.

Answer 6

I always wanted to open a terminal inside an exalted text. After testing various parameters, I came to the decision to install the guake terminal as work on Linux systems, follow these steps.

• Run the sudo apt-get install guake
• Press F12 (to open the terminal)

Now you can use the terminal without leaving the sublime.

For windows:

• Install Conemu
• You have Quake settings as shown in the image below.
• Press ctrl + ~ (to open a terminal)

Note. This is just a workaround. Guake is basically a terminal package for Linux systems like ubuntu.