PKT4=SkkDefault.sublime-keymap PKT4= README.txtCan't be bothered to remember all those pesky keypresses? Nor me. So why not remember just one? control+alt+shift+c, control+alt+shift+c: choose any command. Running this command will give you a list of every command that sublime text can run, from all your packages. It uses the quickpanel, which has very neat filtering and search behaviours, so you can easily find what you need.PKT4=XрYkkchooseAnyCommandPlugin.py# # Choose Any Command -- lets you choose any runnable command. # import sublime, sublimeplugin, os import inspect, sys def cmd_runners(window): return dict ( text = window.activeView(), window = window, application = sublime ) class ChooseAnyCommandCommand(sublimeplugin.WindowCommand): def run(self, window, args): to_sort = [] for cmd_type, runner in cmd_runners(window).items(): cmds_of_type = getattr(sublimeplugin, '%sCommands' % cmd_type) is_enabled = getattr(runner, 'canRunCommand', None) if not is_enabled: continue for cmd in cmds_of_type: if is_enabled(cmd): to_sort.append((cmd_type, cmds_of_type[cmd].__module__, cmd)) to_sort.sort() window.showQuickPanel("", "executeNamedCommand", [`(c[0], c[2])` for c in to_sort], ['\\'.join(c) for c in to_sort], sublime.QUICK_PANEL_FILES ) class ExecuteNamedCommandCommand(sublimeplugin.WindowCommand): def run(self, window, args): cmd_type, cmd = eval(args[0]) cmd_runners(window)[cmd_type].runCommand(cmd)PKT4=SkkDefault.sublime-keymapPKT4= README.txtPKT4=XрYkkSchooseAnyCommandPlugin.pyPK