How to run sublime after writing the code

There are six ways to run code in Sublime: through hotkeys, menus, build systems, command lines, set default build systems, and custom build commands, and run individual files/projects by right-clicking on projects/files. The build system availability depends on the installation of Sublime Text.

How to run the code in Sublime

There are the following ways to run the code in Sublime:

1. Use hotkeys

• Windows/Linux: Ctrl B
• Mac: ⌘ B

This hotkey will run the entire active file.

2. Run through the menu

• From the menu bar, select "Tools" -> "Build" -> "Build"

3. Use the build system

• Select a build system in the drop-down list.
• Press F7 to run the build.

4. Use the command line

• Press Ctrl ` to open the console.

• Type the following command and press Enter:

  • Windows/Linux: build
  • Mac: sublime_build

5. Set the default build system

• Open "Preferences" -> "Settings - Default" in Sublime Text.
• Find the "build_system" option and set it to the build system you want to use.
• Restart Sublime Text to apply the changes.

6. Custom build commands

• Open "Preferences" -> "Settings - User" in Sublime Text.

• Add the following line and set it to the build command to use:

  • Windows/Linux: "build_system": "你的构建命令"
  • Mac: "build_system": "/usr/bin/你的构建命令"

Notice:

• Build commands vary by operating system and usage.
• You can run a single file or project by right-clicking on a project or file in Sublime Text and selecting "Run".
• The availability of the build system also depends on the installation of Sublime Text.

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