Textmate grammars have specifiers for where possible folds should begin and end (foldingStartMarker and foldingStopMarker). It would be excellent if these were supported in Sublime Text 2 to make it easy to fold functions etc.
When a view is closed (or moved to another group) the previous view in the list is shown. I get confused by this every time. Could it instead show the previous view in the stack?
If I've got a class named FOO and it has a lot of members named FOO::xxx, and I've also got a function named foo in the same file, I'd like to be able to get to foo by typing "foo" in the Goto Anything box, and not have to press down many times to get to it.
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The sidebar only shows the name of the current file in the current group. If I've turned off tabs because they're useless when I have a lot of files open, then I can't tell what the file in the other group is without some thought.
In OS X, when you click on a backgrounded window the window typically gets pulled to the fore and does nothing else. Currently in ST2 clicking on a backgrounded window will change your selection etc. in addition to pulling it into the foreground.
In Sublime Text 1, there was an option find.useSelectedText that you could set to false to prevent selected text from automatically being copied into the find box. Could this option be added into ST2?
When I press option+left or option+right, I'd like the insertion point to stop at the far side of the word—i.e., skip over a word and stop immediately after. Currently, option+left does this but option+right stops after the whitespace following the next word. Could this be changed? It's different from the rest of the apps in OS X, and it's especially annoying when there's a large whitespace gap between words.
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In OS X, pressing up on the first line of a buffer should go to the beginning of the line, and pressing down on the last line should go to the end.
View.find_all can take a bunch of different flags, but none of them say "don't treat the search string as a regular expression". It wouldn't matter except re.escape is an awful function that's worse than useless (i.e., it escapes < to \<, which changes it from a literal match to a "beginning of word" match).
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adzenith
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