All the options under the project menu assumes that there is a project.
The first four (Open, Switch, Quick switch and Open Recent) are variants of the same thing - you have a project that you want to open.
Save, Close and edit also assumes an existing project.
And then you have workspaces under the project.
Finally managing the folder under the project.
=> But all I want is to launch a “new project”, that would open a new window possibly with a blank file.
A new project is started by:
Suggestion: I personally got addicted to ProjectManager, which adds a couple of useful functions to create/edit/modify/switch projects.
Especially the quick panel based project switching feels much more natural, than ST’s default Switch Project dialog.
Re: Project manager. YES! That was a super suggestion. I have had the project files with the projects themselves, and hence had to filter them out in a sync towards Git. Next phase was placing them in a folder under Sublime itself (quite messy to traverse the path every time) but this does the task beautifully! Again, thanks for the suggestion!
