When you type a function name a small window should appear above/below the current line with the function's definition, like in Notepad++, instead of having to leave the current line/file when using the "goto anything @". This could be expanded to include library functions as well as user-defined functions.

Add the possibility to move away from code completion dialog by pressing the same key combination it took to pop up that dialog. Currently its annoying that if you are not interested in those proposition, you have to grab your mouse and click away, or choose a random proposition to get that dialog disappear. Navigation should be done through arrows.

Currently, the open files list considers the whole file name when sorting the list alphabetically:

For example with these files, it would sort them like this:

Menu.File.js

For example, I have two build systems, one for JSP's and one for .java files. I have my current build system set to automatic. My Java build system has a scope of source.java, and my JSP build system has a scope of text.html.jsp. In some areas in the JSP, it selects the java build system, and in other areas it selects the JSP build system. I realized this is because inside of scriptlets it counts as "source.java.embedded.html text.html.jsp" (hit ctrl-shift-alt-p for those who dont know, shows up in status bar), and since the source.java comes first, the java build system picks on up it. Clicking outside of scriptlets and hitting build chooses the correct one.

It would be great if Full Screen and Distraction Free Mode on OS X Lion used all monitors instead of just one. For example, if the layout is 2 columns and the monitors are horizontally arranged, show 1 column on each screen. Or if the layout is 4 rows and the monitors are vertically arranged, show 2 rows on each screen. etc.

One of the features that I use the most in TextMate is the ability to jump between most recent used files using Cmd+T.

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At some point - don't know really when that happens - I cannot switch projects via key binding anymore. In the console I see this:
no command for selector: noop:

After some time/actions I can use it again.

How can I debug this in more detail? Currently I cannot reproduce it on purpose and don't know what resolves the problem.

When you create a <script> tag, it's really difficult to close it. One can write '<' but the moment you put the slash in it erases it.  Very aggravating.