问题
I'm working on a large static website (Jekyll) and would like to be able to click on a link on a page in browser (Chrome) which will open it's corresponding source file on the local machine (Sublime). I can get the absolute link of the file.
From the console (Ubuntu) I can do:
subl path/to/file.txt
to open a file, so perhaps an extension that allows command execution on trusted domains?
回答1:
There's a Chrome extension, that let's you open a link with an external application: Open with external application
回答2:
Ubuntu There is a solution for Ubuntu
Windows Method
You first have to install a Protocol Handler in the Windows registry. (Reference: Custom protocol handler in chrome)
This will get Chrome to run a command when a subl:path/to/file
link is clicked.
But you can't simply run sublime_text.exe subl:path/to/file
, because Sublime doesn't understand the subl:path/to/file
parameter. You first have to extract the filename with a script and then call Sublime with a single file parameter.
Solution 1
This is a Solution for Windows, that opens links with the format
subl://open?url=file://<path_to_file>&line=4
It first registers a Script as a Protocol Handler, which in turn calls Sublime
Solution 2
I edited Solution 1 to open links in the format
subl://path/to/file:line
Just follow Solution 1, but change open_file.vbs
to:
' path to sublime_text.exe
Dim sublime_path
' CHANGE THIS:
sublime_path = "C:\Programme\Sublime Text 3\sublime_text.exe"
Dim text, filename
' get first command line argument
text = WScript.Arguments.Item(0)
filename = Split(text, ":/")(1)
Dim run_command
run_command = """"&sublime_path&""" """&filename&""""
Dim objShell
Set objShell = WScript.CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" )
objShell.Run(run_command)
Set objShell = Nothing
(You have to change the path to your sublime_text.exe)
Mac https://github.com/corysimmons/subl-handler
回答3:
Old question, but you can try this: subl://path/to/file.txt
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36001941/how-to-get-a-hyperlink-on-a-web-page-to-open-a-file-in-a-text-editor-sublime-te