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api to add stuff to sidebar
It would be nice to have API that can add stuff to sidebar.
For example, I want to make a plugin that display Ruby on Rails projects not by its directory structure but in logical one, i.e. templates under controllers, etc
I thing it would be useful for many kinds of plugins such as VCS systems, FTP plugins and more
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Minimap border
Option to display a subtle border around the minimap to help distinguish between the content and the minimap (same as in Sublime Text 1)
Answer
Jon Skinner
8 years ago
A shadow is now added when required to separate the minimap from the buffer
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Project based snippets
A lot of times I have reusable code that relates only to a specific project and would love to create snippets for it but don't want to muddy up the snippet pool for all projects. It would be useful to have a way to create project based snippets.
Forum thread is here: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1735
Forum thread is here: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1735
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Sort files and folders together in sidebar
Currently folders are sorted separately above files in the sidebar. Is there any way to have them interspersed? If not, then I suppose this is a feature request...
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Synchronise vertical scrolling
I have two files I want to compare opened in a two column layout and want them to scroll synchronously so that the same lines are shown in each column.
Taken from the forum: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3220
Taken from the forum: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3220
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Add ftp support
Just like in notepad++ or aptana. Many developers work on remote servers and current ftp plugin is so time consuming... Please!
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Haml Javascript syntax highlighting
Haml highlighting works great but as soon as you put a :javascript block in haml it doesn't highlight the javascript at all.
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Integrate with Clang/libclang for C/C++
The holy grail of C/C++ text editors is to integrate with Clang/libclang and parse the code the way the compiler does--by actually compiling the code. This would enable extremely expressive syntax highlighting, continuous build error reporting, and full refactoring, without having to maintain one's own parser.
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Replicate close tab behaviour from Chrome
Closing tabs should work the same way as it does in Google Chrome.
Before you say anything: I am not talking about moving the tabs to the title bar like this post suggests.
The cool thing about the tab closing behaviour is, that the tabs only resize once you leave the tab area. If they all have the same size, the cursor is directly beneath the next close button, once you have closed a tab.
There is a nice blog entry about why Chromes tab closing behaviour is really nice, so I think I will just leave it at that and post the link.
(Maybe this could also be implemented for the "Open files" area? This way the files don't move under your cursor when you are opening multiple files.)
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textured background for editor
Nice textured background for text editor )
Like paper or textile.
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Make ctrl+tab only cycle tabs in current group (and in order of appearance)
I find the ctrl+tab behavior a little hard to follow at times. Since we have ctrl+1/2/3 to change focus to different groups, could the behavior be changed (possibly via a setting) so that it only cycles through tabs in the current group?
Also, could we have a setting to make ctrl+tab cycle in the order the tabs appear, similar to Chrome. In chrome I tend to order my tabs according to how often I'll be switching to them, it would be nice to be able to do the same with SublimeText.
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Remove a single folder folder from a project
Instead of needing to delete all folders, then re-add. See http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1524&sid=6f1d2c186c268381dfb2e4dc130aa5e5
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implement underline as part of fontStyle in .tmTheme
In the user-defined .tmTheme files, fontStyle seems to only accept bold and italic at the moment. Adding support for underline would be greatly appreciated.
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ctypes can't be imported in Linux
Go to the python console and type "import ctypes" in build 2139 and you'll get:
>>> import ctypes
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
File ".\ctypes\__init__.py", line 10, in <module>
ImportError: No module named _ctypes
>>> import ctypes
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
File ".\ctypes\__init__.py", line 10, in <module>
ImportError: No module named _ctypes
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Clojure auto-indentation is almost never correct
There are a number of cases where auto-indent isn't correct in Clojure. Here are some examples:
https://refheap.com/paste/797
Function arguments are supposed to be lined up. The vector should be lined up with the + sign, like this:
Another example is this:
when it should be:
This is just totally broken. Notice how in the st2 formatted example, it's like the keywords are indented against the -> instead of the mongo/fetch function. It's pretty crazy. I'm sure there are more quirks but this is just what I ran into playing for a few minutes.
P.S. I apologize for pasting code elsewhere. I couldn't figure out how to format it nicely in uservoice.
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Support Python functions within regex replace strings
Let us embed simple Python expressions in the ST2 search-and-replace "replace with" box that would let us perform transformations on captured text groups when using regular expression matching.
A syntax looking something like this might work well:
Search regex: (\w+)
Replace with: ${$1.upper()}
In this example ST2 would recognize a special pattern of
${PYTHON_FUNCTION}
and implicitly give $n the string value of the corresponding capture group within the function.
This approach could open up some very interesting possibilities for doing regex substitution ...
${ int($1) + 1 }
${ max($1, $2) }
${ import re; re.sub('foo', 'bar', $1) if 'foo' in $1 else 'cheezburger' }
... ad inf.
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Inactive tabs "ages" and fades until used again
As described here: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3629
Imagine having many files opened, but some of them are not currently in use, it would be easier to distinguish the active ones from the others if the background of tabs that are not in use will start to fade away.
The following image demonstrates the idea (the 2 last tabs faded due to inactivity). The tabs have different colors to demonstrate another idea (different colored tabs for each file type):
Imagine having many files opened, but some of them are not currently in use, it would be easier to distinguish the active ones from the others if the background of tabs that are not in use will start to fade away.
The following image demonstrates the idea (the 2 last tabs faded due to inactivity). The tabs have different colors to demonstrate another idea (different colored tabs for each file type):
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task-focused interface (like eclipse mylyn)
As an eclipse user I really miss the Mylyn functionality (quick demo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEyjpDrHCjc)
In my mind a basic task-focused interface would cover:
1. task creation/import - I can define local tasks and there's an API for writing connectors that retrieve tasks from remote issue trackers
2. every task carries it's own persistent context (primarily which files are open) and when I activate a task the context is restored
In my mind a basic task-focused interface would cover:
1. task creation/import - I can define local tasks and there's an API for writing connectors that retrieve tasks from remote issue trackers
2. every task carries it's own persistent context (primarily which files are open) and when I activate a task the context is restored
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