This most definitely is a bug as I can't imagine why it should work this way:

- select text using mouse

- press Ctrl+F

- release Ctrl

- press enter

expected: search should start

what happens: text in the Find box is replaced by a newline :))

Linux build 3083

Like this:

It makes it easier to edit code.

A button one the very left side similar to one for toggling bottom panels / toolbars (such as the console).

I have recently bought Sublime Text 3 and I really like the features of it.

I could definitely say that ST is one of the best Text Editing Software that I've ever used without a doubt.

However, the one thing that I'm bit frustrated with it is that ST still has poor support on those East Asian languages like Korean and Japanese.

Every time I type in Korean, it pops out IME window and it is hard to see.

I know that there are some plug-ins which eases such issue, but it does not fulfill my expectations.

Could we please get some further enhanced support for those languages.

Thank you.

It would be great to have the possibility to define event for a project. If a file is saved or created, a command or a build will be started.

For example:

{
  "event_systems":
  [
    {
      "event": "onSaved",
      "cmd": [
        "sh build.sh"
      ]
    },
    {
      "event": "onCreateFile",
      "build": "MyBuild"
    }
  ],
  "build_systems":
  [
    {
      "name": "MyBuild",
      "cmd": [
        "mvn", "build"
      ],
      "shell": "true"
    }
  ],
  "folders":
  [
    {
      "name": "My project",
      "path": "/path/to/my/project"
    },
  ],
  "settings":
  {
  }
}

For writing "plain text" for journals e.g.: a "." at the end of a line will be wrapped to the next line alone (without the last word). I'd love to have this changed! :)

Example:

"This is a sencence. And this..."

If the lineend was reached at the end of "sentence", the wrap in sublimetext looks like this:

"This is a sencence

. And this..."

So the last word isn't moved to the next line. Bad to read for normal text.

Hi, there is one issue when saving files, it seems like the UI is locked while the files are being written, that causes an unnoticeable delay when writing local files but i use Sublime with ExpanDrive (i map SFTP directories with it) and it turns those delays into noticeable delays. It'd be awesome if you could lock the writing tab only so the user could keep on editing other files while that one uploads.

Regards.

The only downside of user echo is the topics are sorted by number of up votes by default. 

That causes new threads to get lost, take a while to get seen and loose input.

Fortunately that is a setting which can be set by the forum admins: http://feedback.userecho.com/topic/5427-is-it-possible-to-change-default-sorting-type-as-for-forum/ 

If user echo sorts topics by Last Updated by default the it would work exactly like the forum, but with notifications, votes and better design.

Then just prevent new topics in the forum and leave it for reference.

Currently, it's possible to cancel an ongoing incremental search by hitting the escape key, which returns the cursor to the position it was before the incremental search started. This is fantastic, and much used functionality.

However, unfortunately, while the cursor position is reset, it seems the scroll position is not, so most often the active line ends up being right at the top of the screen regardless of where it was before. This is not cool, as it results in a loss of context and is pretty disorientating.

It would be great if this could be fixed.

There is a bug with the document overview on the right/minimap - if you have some text with long lines (word wrap off) and scroll right, the white box around the document outline (if you have that enabled) scrolls off to the right, out of view. Now if you scroll down the document in the minimap, it resets your horizontal scroll position to leftmost. 

I would expect the minimap not to reset the horizontal position. I would also not expect the horizontal scroll position (word wrap off) to cause the highlighted area on the minimap to disappear off to the right.

    <?php foreach ($items as $item): ?>
        Something here
    <?php endforeach ?>
    // Turns into this after typing closing '>'
    <?php foreach ($items as $item): ?>
        Something else
<?php endforeach ?>

I use Sublime Text 3 for prose often with the spellcheck on. It highlights misspelled words as you are typing them, which is annoying. For example, the underline has already flashed four times before I'm done typing "likely". It would be great if the word was only checked after the cursor has left the word; this is how most spellchecks work, including the one I'm using to type this right now.

Currently auto completes can be committed by pressing Enter and/or Tab, depending on the "auto_complete_commit_on_tab" setting. Expand this by adding a "auto_complete_commit_trigger_characters" setting which allows the user to specify which characters act as auto complete commit triggers. 

For instance if working with Python I might like to set it as:

"auto_complete_commit_trigger_characters": [".", " ", "Tab"]

.. and use Esc when I want to cancel auto complete. 

A similar option is found in Eclipse, where it gives the user a nice, fine-grained control over how "aggressive" the auto complete behavior is. In particular, allowing non-alphanumeric characters such as ".", ">", and " " to trigger auto complete commit can noticeably increase coding efficiency in some circumstances.