One of my most beloved features of Sublime Text is its ability to remember all your open files and open windows (provided you do a File -> Exit to quit Sublime Text, of course).
This feature is so nice, in fact, I would love to know how to back up all my currently open windows and files. Where does Sublime Text save this information (both Windows and Mac would be nice as I run both).
The saving of ‘untitled’ documents is particularly intriguing.
Thanks for any insights!
If you’re using sublime-project files, then the state of the window that contains that particular project when it’s opened it stored in a sublime-workspace file of the same name and in the same location as the project.
It’s also possible to to Project > Save Workspace As... from a window that doesn’t have a project to store the state of items in that particular window, in which case the information would be stored in the sublime-workspace that you create.
For everything else, the information is stored in Session.sublime_session, which is in the Local directory of the configuration area. You can use Preferences: Browse Packages to open the packages folder and then go up a level to see the Local folder.