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**Sublime Text 2 and 3** plugin to provide access to the history of accessed files - project-wise or globally. The most recently closed file can be instantly re-opened with a keyboard shortcut or the user can search through the entire file history within the quick panel (including file preview and the ability to open multiple files).
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**Sublime Text 2 and 3** plugin
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to provide access to the history of recently used files -
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project-wise or globally.
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![Example Image][img2]
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The most recently closed file
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can be instantly re-opened
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or the entire file history
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can be shown and filtered in a quick panel
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(including file preview
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and the ability to open multiple files).
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![Preview Image][preview-img]
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## Features ##
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Keeps a history of the files that you have accessed in SublimeText (on both a per-project and global level). The most recently closed file can be instantly re-opened with a keyboard shortcut or the user can search through the entire file history in the quick panel.
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Overview of features:
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## Features ##
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*[FileHistory.sublime-settings][] file to customize functionality
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* When re-opening a file from the history, choose the position to open it in: the `first` tab, the `last` tab, the `next` tab or in the position that it was when it was closed
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* Display a preview of the file while looking through the file history in the quick panel (only Sublime Text 3)
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* Choose target location where the file history should be saved
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* Optionally remove any non-existent files while looking through the file history (when previewed or opened) or on start-up
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* Open multiple history entries from the quick panel with the <kbd>Right</kbd> key
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* Delete history entries from the quick panel with <kbd>Ctrl+Del</kbd>
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* Path exclude and re-include patterns (regex) that can be extended in project settings
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* Reopen the most recently closed file
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or open a quick panel of recently used files
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to choose from
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* Display a preview of the file
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while browsing the quick panel
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(only Sublime Text 3)
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* Open multiple history entries
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from the quick panel
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with the <kbd>Right</kbd> key
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* Delete history entries from the quick panel
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with <kbd>Ctrl + Del</kbd>
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* Optionally remove any non-existent files
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while looking through the file history
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(when previewed or opened)
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or on start-up
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* Creates backups
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in case you lose your history
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* Highly configurable through [FileHistory.sublime-settings][] file,
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like excluding files with regex patterns
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## Installation ##
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Install [Package Control][pck-ctrl]. Once installed, bring up the Command Palette (`Command-Shift-P` on OS X, `Ctrl-Shift-P` on Linux/Windows). Select `Package Control: Install Package` and then select `File History` when the list appears. Package Control will automagically keep the plugin up to date with the latest version.
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## Usage ##
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1. Install [Package Control][pck-ctrl].
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2. Once installed,
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bring up the Command Palette
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(`Command-Shift-P` on OS X, `Ctrl-Shift-P` on Linux/Windows).
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3. Select `Package Control: Install Package`
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and then select `File History` when the list appears.
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To use the plugin, open the Command Palette and search for `File History:`.
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Package Control will automagically keep the plugin up to date.
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When you opened a panel you can use the <kbd>right</kbd> key to open the file and keep the panel open, or <kbd>Ctrl/Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>delete</kbd> to remove the selected file from the history.
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For default keymap definitions, see [Default.sublime-keymap][keymap] ([OSX][keymap-osx]).
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## Usage ##
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For the available and default settings, see [FileHistory.sublime-settings][].
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To use the plugin,
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open the Command Palette
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and search for `File History:`.
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### Images ###
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When you opened a panel
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you can use the <kbd>Right</kbd> key
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to open the file and keep the panel open,
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or <kbd>Ctrl/Cmd + Del</kbd>
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to remove the selected file from the history.
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*The popup for the current project only*
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![example1][img1]
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For default keymap definitions,
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see [Default.sublime-keymap][keymap] ([OSX][keymap-osx]).
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*The popup for the global history with text*
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![example1][img2]
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For the available and default settings,
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see [FileHistory.sublime-settings][].
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### Project Settings ###
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You can **extend** the `path_exclude_patterns` and `path_reinclude_patterns` lists in your project settings.
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You can **extend**
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the `path_exclude_patterns` and `path_reinclude_patterns` lists
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in your project settings.
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For this, add a `"file_history"` dictionary to your project's settings and then one or both of the settings to that. Example:
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For this,
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add a `"file_history"` dictionary
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to your project's settings
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and then one or both of the settings to that.
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Example:
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```json
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{
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**open_recently_closed_file** (Window)
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Opens a popup with recently closed files or reopens the lastly closed view if `show_quick_panel == False`.
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