Keymap file used by Sublime Text, an open source text editor used to edit source code; contains key bindings in JSON format, which allows you to associate application actions with different keystrokes.

Here's an example data segment from a SUBLIME-KEYMAP file used in Windows: { "keys": [ctrl+shift+t], "command": "reopen_last_file" } And another example for a SUBLIME-KEYMAP file used in OS X: { "keys": [super+shift+t], "command": "reopen_last_file" } Sublime Text comes with a default SUBLIME-KEYMAP file, which is located in the /Packages/Default directory, and a user SUBLIME-KEYMAP file, which is located in the /Packages/User directory. NOTE: You can access the keymap files through the application menu by selecting Preferences → Key Bindings - Default or Key Bindings - User.