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		wonderzombie on Nov 16, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Configuring Sublime Text 2 You can get that via Ctrl-R (or Cmd, if on a Mac). Ctrl-; brings up fuzzy matching for words in the file.

heelhook on Nov 16, 2012 [–]

Cmd-R is just for jumping to symbols in the current file, Cmd-T+@ to jump to a symbol on any given file.

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