I know it's been a year since you asked this, but ...
You can open the Quick Switch Project dialog using ctrl+alt+p
(this actually this runs the prompt_select_workspace
command). Selecting a Project form the dialog will close your current project and replace it with the selected project. While that has its uses, I wanted to actually open multiple recent projects at the same time.
What I ended up doing was mapping ctrl+super+p 1
to open the recent project, ctrl+super+p 2
for the next most recent, and so on for the top 5. So, to open the most recent project, I hit ctrl+super+p
then hit 1
.
I did this by adding keymappings to the the Default keymap for User. To do this yourself, from the main menu, select "Preferences" -> "Key Bindings". Sublime will open 2 files: "Default" (on the left) and "User" (on the right). Add the following to the "User" file:
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+p", "1"], "command": "open_recent_project_or_workspace", "args": {"index" : 0} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+p", "2"], "command": "open_recent_project_or_workspace", "args": {"index" : 1} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+p", "3"], "command": "open_recent_project_or_workspace", "args": {"index" : 2} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+p", "4"], "command": "open_recent_project_or_workspace", "args": {"index" : 3} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+p", "5"], "command": "open_recent_project_or_workspace", "args": {"index" : 4} },
It should look something like this:

You could map something like crtl+super+o 1
to open the most recent file (I use crtl+shitft+t
to undo the last closed file ...a lot). To that same "User" file, add:
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+o", "1"], "command": "open_recent_file", "args": {"index" : 0} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+o", "2"], "command": "open_recent_file", "args": {"index" : 1} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+o", "3"], "command": "open_recent_file", "args": {"index" : 2} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+o", "4"], "command": "open_recent_file", "args": {"index" : 3} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+o", "5"], "command": "open_recent_file", "args": {"index" : 4} },
Hope this helps!
Best Answer
ncpa.cpl
should work.