Would love to see the plugin emmet come standard on sublime text 3, had a problem installing with version 2 (was not very user friendly) 

When using Vintage for Vim visual mode, it would be nice if some Sublime shortcuts for navigation within a file worked while preserving the selection mode.  The one that comes to mind is if I hit "Esc v" and hit "Ctrl+m", it will leave visual mode and jump to the matching brace without selecting the area in-between.

On Windows there is no warning if you change or move a file. Sublime doesn't even recognize the change. For Example: If you move a file in the explorer from  one position to another and Sublime is open, Sublime will save the moved away file again under the old position. A function like notepad++ would be cool. 

The code block (in the midst of more advanced code or not) does not indent properly using the reindent feature:

if { 1 } {

    puts "Hello"
} else {
    puts "Goodbye"
}

The reindent option ignores the outdent on the } else { line. It indents to:

if { 1 } {

    puts "Hello"

    } else {

        puts "Goodbye"

    }

in java often we produce long directories path such as org.example.whatever.etc which creates under /src/org/example/whatever/etc/ which when unfolding results in a lot of unused space the browser could detect empty directories and show that path as one element like eclipse does

example

When I double click variable name and paste a new one, including the dollar sign: (PHP, [...] = selection)

1. $varName = "value";

2. $[varName] = "value";

3. Paste [$newVarName] from Clipboard

4. $newVarName = "value";

the dollar sign isn't added again, which is very comfortable. However, when i paste an expression, like:

1. $varName

2. $[varName]

3. Paste [$newVarName = "value"] from Clipboard

4. $$newVarName = "value"

and it does not... It would be very nice if it worked in this case too :).

Sublime Text 2 needs more relevant and informative code hints! This is especially needed for object-oriented languages! This may come naturally if you implement build paths for some languages, like Java. Related: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11543

pattern should be:

^[^%]*((\b(if|case|receive|after|fun|try|catch|begin|query)\b(?!.*\b(end)\b.*))|(->(\s*%.*)?$))