How to Open Sublime Text from your Terminal
Download sublime text here:http://www.sublimetext.com/
Command to create Link in example: ln -s /Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl /usr/local/bin/subl3
ln -s [path to subl executable] [path under your local path]
Now, I will add that in case you decide to store your symbolic link on a system path such as /usr/bin/, you will need administrative privileges, so you've got to start the whole "ln -s" command with the "sudo" keyword, which will run the command as the root user. It will ask for your system password though, so make sure you have access to that! Then, you just type "subl filename" (or whatever name you gave to your symbolic link) and it will open that file. Make sure you move along paths correctly to avoid missing file error or type the whole path to the file you wish to open. - @Carlos Esparza
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