How to get shell integration with Sublime Text Portable? [Windows]

[muzicman82]

Hi all,

I am keeping the portable version in Dropbox because it will be easier for me to make sure I have the same version across 5x PCs, and this way my preferences and plugins are all always in sync. Seems to be working OK.

However, because I’m not using the installer, I don’t get any kind of shell integration on Windows. Can someone share a REG file that restores this?

[rppn]

I put the portable ST into the vendor subfolder of cmder and added the ST executable via an alias to the config of cmder.

Works for me, but then I use a thumbdrive and there’s more than ST in that subfolder.

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On another note you should be able to add the path of the executable on plugin_loaded() to your PATH and remove it on plugin_unloaded() via Python.

[kingkeith]

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