I tried to create a macro which copies the current line.

The macro didn't recognize the commands and doesn't allow me to save it.

when installing, it is normally good practice to remove the previous instance. i can appreciate this is a lean editor, however, i had the previous instance open and the installer failed because the binary was locked. uninstalling the previous version should alleviate that problem.

When the 'File' menu is open, press 1 to open the most recent file in the open recent menu.  Press 2 to open the second most recent file, etc.

This code:

"file_exclude_patterns": ["pub/install.html"]

matches too much files, in my case this file is generated by build script and should not be visible, and original file (pub/install.html.in) should be visible. Unfortunately, ST2/3 hides both install.html.in and install.html.

In other words pattern "pub/install.html" actually works as "pub/install.html*"

Not all menu commands (case in point: Tools > New Snippet) appear in the All Commands (ctrl+shift+p) rollout.

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Senate Acts on Bill to Delay Flood Insurance Hikes

By ANDREW TAYLOR Associated Press

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Bipartisan legislation that would delay flood insurance premium hikes for hundreds of thousands of people living in coastal and low-lying areas cleared its first hurdle in the Senate on Monday.
The 86-13 vote demonstrated that the measure had filibuster-proof support in the chamber, which was likely to pass it in a few days.
The legislation would delay for up to four years premium increases set to phase in next year on homeowners facing whopping premium increases under new flood maps and would allow homeowners with subsidized insurance policies to pass them on to people who buy their homes.
The higher premiums were the result of changes made to the federal flood insurance program less than two years ago — widely praised as long-overdue reforms of the program — that were designed to make it more financially stable and bring insurance rates more in line with the real risk of flooding.
The White House Monday evening issued an official policy statement that failed to endorse the legislation. "Delaying implementation of these reforms would further erode" the program's financial position, the statement said. But it urged relief for economically distressed policyholders.
But the new rates have caused sticker shock for hundreds of thousands of people who could face big premium jumps as flood maps are updated in coming years. And the loss of subsidies when homes are sold has put a damper on the real estate market and threatened home values. Homeowners are seeing estimates that in many cases would force premium hikes of 10 times or more as their homes are judged to be at greater risk of flooding.