[Osmose]

Cmd-P is useful for opening existing files, but what's the preferred way for creating them?

I eventually had to get an extension and modify it to replicate emacs' c-x c-f to create files.

[fserb]

I normally do Cmd+N (Create an empty file) Cmd+S (save it). Isn't this sort of the same?

[h0munculus]

But then syntax highlighting is off until you close and reload it, which is annoying. I usually have a terminal open to the project anyway so I just use 'touch' to create the file I want.

[jskinner]

By default, the appropriate syntax highlighting will be set on the file the first time it gets saved.

[Hovertruck]

CMD+Shift+P -> "JS" or "Py" or something sets the syntax highlighting.

[Osmose]

That uses the OS file dialog, which is far too slow for my taste, although I've never actually checked to see what kind've shortcuts there are for it.

[snprbob86]

On OSX, press / or ~ to get a path text box with tab completion.

[Hovertruck]

I've always pressed CMD+Shift+G for that. Nice to know there's an easier way.

[swah]

Only when you save...