Now, in menu bar, select View -> Layout -> Columns: 3.Open all the files we created in last step, i.e example.cpp, input.txt, output.txt.Now, its time to setup the layout of the Sublme Text window. output.txt (file on which C++ program will write stdout).
input.txt (file on which we will write stdin).In this example, I will name this file as example.cpp cpp file (as I am going to use C++ programming language for writing code). If you do not have Sublime Text installed in your system, you can download it from here. We will see how to do the task of writing to stdin and reading from stdout in a single window of Sublime Text!Īlso, you will not have to manually input in the terminal! 1.
In this blog post, I am going to show you how you can setup Sublime Text editor for a "Competitive coding" friendly environment!
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