My workflow is like this:

1. Open a bunch of files in Sublime

2. Edit files

3. Flip to terminal, commit/stash/whatever files

4. Switch Git branch

5. Flip back to Sublime

6. Hit "Reload" or "Cancel" a bunch of times on all of the "Reload changed file" dialogs that pop up

7. Goto step 2

I'm aware that I can have Sublime automatically reload open files when they change, but I don't want to do that because sometimes in step 6 I have files I don't want Sublime to reload.

What I'd like is a single dialog that lists the changed files in a table along with checkboxes next to them indicating which ones to reload (and don't reload them if I uncheck the checkbox). That would seriously help my workflow.

The popup autocompletion can sometimes be obtrusive, distracting and slow down typing to the point that some users just prefer to disable it.

Inline auto completion would be an optional auto completion preference. It would show inline, the result of pressing the tab key (or whatever shortcut the user has configured).

Inline and popup autocompletion modes would not be mutually exclusive. Both could be enabled at the same time, or just one of them.

Here is an example of what I'm talking about (from Fish Shell)

Modal dialog box when ctr+tab to switch/scroll through open files (see Netbeans ctr+tab UX)

If you've ever needed to move a file you've had opened in an editor, this is the flow:

1. Close file in Sublime

2. Move file in file browser or terminal

3. Open file from new location in Sublime

Most Apple apps on Mac have a nifty feature where double clicking on the filename in the titlebar will pop up a menu that let's you move and rename the current file.

Here's an example from the built-in Preview app:

This cuts down on the number of steps it takes to rename a file, down to one:

1. Double click filename in titlebar, edit name and location

I find it pretty useful in Preview, and I think it would be a great addition to Sublime (on OS X).

Thanks!

I use multiple selections frequently.. Where I get stuck is when I need to make distinct changes to them, I'll need to Search for the next one and edit.

>>> edit = view.begin_edit('test')>>> view.insert(edit, 0, ("abcd"*12+"\n")*100)>>> view.end_edit(edit)>>> region = sublime.Region(4851, 4899)>>> view.sel().clear()>>> view.show_at_center(region)>>> view.sel().add(region)

At this point, the text should be highlighted, but it is not.  Compare with what happens when we add one more line:

>>> view.show_at_center(sublime.Region(4900, 4900))

Voilà, the selection is highlighted.

I noticed this happening when using plugins that highlight and scroll.  In my case, I'm using the SimpleMovements plugin to highlight multiple lines.  If my view doesn't scroll, the line is not highlighted, which looks like my plugin isn't working!