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Will ST3 support working cjk input method?

Beobkyoon Kim 12 years ago 0

ST2 currently has serveral glitches related to cjk input methods and file name encodings.

I am wondering that this issues are considered in the development of ST3..

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Limiting find results by syntactic scope

Dan Haffey 12 years ago 0

It would be quite handy if the Find panel included some way to limit results by scope, or exclude certain scopes. For example, comments and string literals are frequent sources of false positives when searching for an identifier like "contains" that's also common in prose.

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Goto Symbol breaks after passing a "new type[0]" in Java

Ryan Park 13 years ago updated 13 years ago 0
Passing in a newly declared empty String\long\etc. in Java causes syntax highlighting and the goto symbol feature to break.

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Add icons for HaXe and Neko files to Sublime Text

KodeIn 12 years ago 0

It would be great to have icons for HaXe (.hx, .hxml, .nnml) and Neko (.n) files.

The HaXe community working on Macs is starting to get more and more into Sublime Text, it would be a nice move to show them that they're appreciated.


Moreover it doesn't require a large amount of work.


I have started a Quick Look plugin that allows to view the content of .hx files with syntax coloring (still needs a lot of polishing). So the only thing missing seems to be a nice icon for the files.

I tried editing the info.plist in Sublime Text 2.app to use the Document.icns without any success.

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C++ syntax highlighting / search bug?

Marius Giurgi 12 years ago 0

Is there a way to have the C++ syntax highlighting correctly recognize/highlight the methods? It appears that if the Class :: Method() declarations have space around the :: operator, sublime fails to highlight the class name and method name.. plus it does not find the method names when you search (ctrl+G) (the @ search).

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Can't jump to clang-style message

Magnus Auvinen 14 years ago 0
clang outputs messages like this:

src/solver.c:185:28: error: use of undeclared identifier 'dfhg'

filename:line:column: message

Sublime Text 2 can detect these but not jump to them for some reason.
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Spellcheck not working correctly with Markdown

Bodo Junglas 11 years ago 0
This occurs in Sublime Text 3 Build 3059

If I create a simple Markdown file test.md
* [Introduction]()
Open it with Sublime and activate spell check, "Introduction" is marked as incorrect. When using right click it will be "corrected" to
* [Introductionn]()
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Completed

Find/replace supports regexp backreferences

-5199 13 years ago updated by Jon Skinner 13 years ago 0
For complex search/replace it would be great if the regular expression mode supported back references in the replace string.
Answer
Jon Skinner 13 years ago
This is already supported, the syntax is detailed at http://boost.sourceforge.net/libs/regex/doc/format_perl_syntax.html
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Cannot see autocomplete on lowest viewable line when window is at full height

Kevin Kirchner 13 years ago 0
When I make the window the full height of my screen, the find toolbar hints and autocomplete submenu show below the viewing area and you can't see them. The hints and menus should stay in the viewable area.
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THANK YOU!!!

Me Whatever 13 years ago updated 13 years ago 0
Forgot to thank everyone, while submitting requests, for an incredibly awesome editor which excells in style and usability and ease of plugin implementation.
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Website Redesign

Austin Condiff 12 years ago 0

Considering how mainstream Sublime Text is becoming, I really think it needs a more professional, clean looking website.

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Copying and pasting from Linux VM into Windows creates blank lines

Ben McCann 13 years ago 0
I'm running an Ubuntu VM with Sublime Text 2 on Windows 7.  If I copy text from Sublime in Ubuntu and paste it into Windows then there is a blank line inserted after each line.
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Error on ESC in Control-P with no opened files

Marcelo Gomes 12 years ago updated 11 years ago 1

When there is no opened files in Sublime Editor, clicking on control-p and scrolling using arrows, the file can be viewed on editor, however canceling using ESC key, the file remains on editor without tab ... It is a ghost file ... The ESC key needs to cancel the file and take it off from the editor ... Only Enter key should stay with selected file.

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Code folding doesn't work if code isn't indented

johtso 13 years ago updated by Baltasar Sanchez 13 years ago 1
Currently if code isn't indented, it is not possible to fold it.

Unnecessary video:

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Being able to resize the sidebar

Robin Lilfelt 13 years ago updated by Nicholas Platt 13 years ago 1
It could be nice if you could add a way to resize the sidebar, to make it possible to see the whole filenames in the folders.
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file_mute_patterns

Jan Löfberg 13 years ago 0
Similar to file_exclude_patterns and binary_file_patterns. 

The files would still be visible in the sidebar, but they wouldn't open in the editor when browsing the sidebar using arrows.

Useful for images and other type of files you'd like to know are in the correct folder, but dont want to open in any situation of browsing the file, neither by browsing the project sidebar using the arrows, nor when using "Goto anything" ([super + p]) to quickly get to project files.
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Support for Racket syntax

André Rendeiro 12 years ago updated by jan otte 12 years ago 1

Supporting Racket syntax would be great. Currently it is not available (ST2).

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Completed

Ctrl+Left/Right to traverse the parts of a camelCase or a snake_case identifier

Ivan Krechetov 14 years ago updated by Jon Skinner 14 years ago 0
Just like TextMate does
Answer
Jon Skinner 14 years ago
Added in 20110203 - Available via Ctrl+Arrow keys on OS X, and Alt+Arrow keys on Windows and Linux
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Westhill Consulting Insurance - IRS Offers Health Care Tax Tips

Machael Andrews 11 years ago in Plugin announcements 0
IRS Offers Health Care Tax Tips to Help Individuals Understand Tax Provisions in the Affordable Care Act

February 25, 2014 - The Internal Revenue Service is offering educational Health Care Tax Tips to help individuals understand how the Affordable Care Act may affect their taxes.

The IRS has designed the Health Care Tax Tips to help people understand what they need to know for the federal individual income tax returns they are filing this year, as well as for future tax returns. This includes information on the Premium Tax Credit and making health care coverage choices.
Although many of the tax provisions included in the law went into effect on Jan. 1, 2014, most do not affect the 2013 tax returns.

The Health Care Tax Tips, which are now available at IRS.gov/aca, include:

IRS Reminds Individuals of Health Care Choices for 2014? Find out what you need to know about how health care choices you make for 2014 may affect your taxes.

The Health Insurance Marketplace - Learn about Your Health Insurance Coverage Options – Find out about getting health care coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace.

The Premium Tax Credit? Learn the basics of the Premium Tax Credit, including who might be eligible and how to get the credit.

The Individual Shared Responsibility Payment – An Overview? Provides information about types of qualifying coverage, exemptions from having coverage, and making a payment if you do not have qualifying coverage or an exemption.

Three Timely Tips about Taxes and the Health Care Law? Provides tips that help with filing the 2013 tax return, including information about employment status, tax favored health plans and itemized deductions.

Four Tax Facts about the Health Care Law for Individuals? Offers basic tips to help people determine if the Affordable Care Act affects them and their families, and where to find more information.

Changes in Circumstances can Affect your Premium Tax Credit? Learn the importance of reporting any changes in circumstances that involve family size or income when advance payments of the Premium Tax Credit are involved.

In addition to Health Care Tax Tips, the IRS.gov/aca website offers informative flyers and brochures, Frequently Asked Questions and in-depth legal guidance regarding the tax provisions of the Affordable Care Act.