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Clojure auto-indentation is almost never correct

Anthony Grimes 13 years ago updated 12 years ago 2
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.
+48
Completed

Remove a single folder folder from a project

Russell Keith-Magee 14 years ago updated by Jon Skinner 14 years ago 1
Answer
Jon Skinner 14 years ago
Added in build 2027
+47

task-focused interface (like eclipse mylyn)

Robert Kasanicky 13 years ago updated by Eugene Bezludny 9 years ago 1
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
+47

Allow hiding of the title bar

Andrew Rabon 13 years ago updated by Jae Page 8 years ago 3
Basically make it more like Chrome and integrate the tabs and the title bar into one, to preserve pixels.
+47

Function parameter auto-complete

Caleb Morris 13 years ago updated by Bruno Lemos 12 years ago 1
When auto completing a function pop up a small off-set message of the parameter inputs.
ex: foo( int a, real b ); // declared above
when foo auto-completed "foo(" is put and a message shows "foo( int, int )"
+47

Set font size per pane

Joel Thornton 14 years ago 0
Allow the user to persistently change the font size independently for each pane in the UI. For example, the user should be able to use a smaller font size for the console pane than their main text buffer.
+46

Sort numbered files/folders in the sidebar correctly

Jeff Byrnes 13 years ago updated by Daniel Baumann 12 years ago 28
Currently, a series of files or folders which are numbered are not sorted correctly in the sidebar if they enter the hundreds. For example:

1
10
100
101
2

While I know this is often how *nix systems sort, I think many would agree that the intent of a series of numbered folders would be to sort correctly, as if they were integers.
+46

ctypes can't be imported in Linux

Fredrik Ehnbom 13 years ago updated by 美龙 谢 12 years ago 8
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
+45
Completed

Ability to disable/hide scroll bar(s)

Jan Bader 14 years ago updated by Jon Skinner 12 years ago 4
Please add the ability to hide the scroll bar(s). 

I barely use them, since it slows me down to use the mouse and if I use the mouse, i usually use the mousewheel.

Also, the vertical scrollbar is redundant with the minimap.
Answer
Jon Skinner 13 years ago

This can be done by setting the overlay_scroll_bars global setting to "enabled".


This was added in 2091

+45

Paredit for Clojure

Shantanu Kumar 12 years ago updated by David Foster 11 years ago 5

ST's Clojure support falls short of paredit. Please consider supporting paredit for Clojure.

+45

Bundle python ssl module

Will Bond 13 years ago updated by Julien Bouquillon 12 years ago 10
It would be nice to be able to pull data from web servers that use SSL certs. From what I can tell, urllib2 needs the python ssl module to be able to download from https:// urls.
+44
Fixed

Better handling of huge files

n00ge 14 years ago updated by Jon Skinner 12 years ago 9
When handling large sql files (25k lines and up) it takes a while (12 seconds+) to open the file and manipulate. Editing is also quite slow.

I'm not expecting miracles, but is there anything that can be done here? Maybe look at the file size and don't apply syntax highlighting initially for x mb size files and up?
Answer
Jon Skinner 13 years ago

This was fixed in 2091.


The SQL grammar file had a degenerate regex that could cause significant slowdowns.

+43

I love sublime text since version one

oxman . 14 years ago 0
This is an awesome ide. Please if one day you don't want continue Sublime Text, release it opensource, Thanks a lot
+43

Add Sublime Text 2 to the Ubuntu repositories

Octavian Damiean 13 years ago updated by dp wiz 12 years ago 5
It would be nice if you could add Sublime Text 2 to the Ubuntu package repositories so everyone can just install it using apt-get or the Ubuntu Software Center.
+43

Duplicate file from folder context menu

Kelly Banman 14 years ago updated by Bruce Pieterse 13 years ago 1
I'd like to be able to right-click on a file in the project sidebar and duplicate the file.

And instead of just making a new file called "somefile_copy.php", show the rename panel, allowing the user to specify the new filename straight away.
+43

show bookmark in minimap

Liam McLennan 13 years ago updated by Keith Hall 7 years ago 4

It would be nice if bookmarks were shown in the minimap or on the editor pane scroll bar. 

Thanks!

+43

Ability to set bookmarks by clicking on gutter

Hongli Lai 13 years ago updated by Joseph Huckaby 12 years ago 4
I set bookmarks very often so that I can easily switch back and forth between two or three related places in the code. It would be nice if I can set bookmarks by clicking on the gutter (the place that shows line numbers). TextMate allows this: if I click on the gutter it will show a star on that line and that line is bookmarked.
+42

An ARM port so that sublime text will be able to be used on platforms such as Beaglebone and the new Raspberry Pi.

m2432432 13 years ago updated by Fredrik Ehnbom 13 years ago 1
Sublime Text looks like the perfect editor for something like the Raspberry Pi. I use it considerably on my desktop and laptop, and it would be great to be able to use it on my other platforms as well.
+42

Relative line numbers

Chetan Surpur 13 years ago updated by Alexander Ivanov 8 years ago 6

The option to switch to relative line numbers (http://dlo.me/vim-with-relative-line-numbers/) would be great, especially with the new Vintage mode.


I wouldn't even mind a plugin to do this, but I'm not sure how to go about implementing it. Any hints?


Thanks!

+42

Dragging last file from a window should close window

Falcon NL 14 years ago updated by Nick 13 years ago 2
Currently, dragging the last file file from a window to a different or new window leaves behind an empty window, which in the vast majority of cases you'll want to close. I suggest closing the window automatically once the last file has been removed.

Forum topic: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1532