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Although a large project my guesstimate is that OpenGL rendering was significantly less work than it would take to providing proper printing support. The implementation is also mostly cross platform, as OpenGL is supported by Windows, Linux and macOS and Sublime Text was already architecture to support hardware accelerated rendering. If you want to know why we implemented OpenGL rendering: Sublime Text previously was entirely CPU rendered which was fine for higher end CPUs using low DPI screen, but when using a low end CPU or a high-dpi display - like you get on any recent mac - performance suffers. Windows for instance has two different printing APIs to choose from, which each may have their advantages. Of course this differs entirely depending on the platform youвЂ™re using. IвЂ™m curious about some of the development priorities, like the above. I donвЂ™t mean to belabor this, but Sublime was suggested by some fellow programmers who are ordinarily rather pragmatic. But I would not have thought there would be a huge number of requests for those in a coding editor. I use image diffs in paint programs and OpenGL/CUDA coding for high speed video rendering. I just noticed announcements for OpenGL hardware acceleration, image diff, and some other features. вЂњitвЂ™s a very large feature request for a small number of users - hence the small priority.вЂќ The worst that usually goes wrong is setting tab size.

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YouвЂ™d just send raw text to the printer as default, right? I can do that within a couple seconds on any other code editor that IвЂ™ve used. вЂњnor do they want a printout of the Sublime Text interfaceвЂќ I donвЂ™t see programmers using color printers very often, but I suppose it could happen. So printing and simple keyboard remapping seemed like an evolutionary Re вЂњprobably doesnвЂ™t want to use the same font size and color schemeвЂќ And followed with вЂno print button,вЂ™ I got the impression of вЂyet another program that needs to slow down and address basic needs.вЂ™ I had seen mention of OpenGL hardware acceleration (wha?), image diffs (why?), and other esoteric coding efforts. But I had to jump through hoops to get Emacs key emulation working (could have been a menu option, given the prevalence of Sublime on Linux systems). I do like a lot of the features, and the general feel of the UI. If you say Sublime is вЂthe best everвЂ™, IвЂ™ll stay with it long enough to get a better idea. I welcome my hard-copy books and code listings. Plus, I get my fill of looking at a computer screen after my usual 10 or more hours.

IBM even did a study on that at one time. Then you get a folder named SublimePrettyJson-master, like what we didi in the previous steps, browse packages on Sublime and copy SublimePrettyJson-master into the Packages folder then you can use SublimePrettyJson.Re the Forth bugвЂ¦ What was it? Forth could be truly evil, especially in the hands of a practical joker.

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Go to the GitHub page of SublimePrettyJson, Download zip or git clone it to you local device.

Download Control.sublime-package and copy it into the Installed Packages folder.

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There are four steps to install it to your Sublime: According to the GitHub page of SublimePrettyJson, we need to install Package Control firstly.

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