Occasionally, I'm editing a file of a particular type, and I want to use a custom setting just for that buffer.  For example, I might want to enable word wrapping at column 60 in a particular buffer.  I do a web search to look up the console command to do this:

    view.settings().set('word_wrap', 60)

I never remember this incantation and have to look it up each time I want it.  Other editors, such as vim, have a much simpler way:

    set VARIABLE=VALUE

Perhaps a similarly lightweight way to specify custom settings on a per-buffer basis can be added to Sublime Text 2?

1. "Indentation:Reindent lines" does get confused by lines with faulty indentation...
In the example below i have "Tab size set to 4" and "Indent using spaces set"

2. Another bug in the "Indentation:Reindent lines" function: it gets confused by comments.

// Before 

namespace('lala', function() {

    initialize: function() {

      _debug("lala1"); // only indented by two spaces!

        _debug("lala2");

  }

});

// After "Indentation:Reindent lines"

namespace('lala', function() {

    initialize: function() {

      _debug("lala1"); <-- still only two spaces

      _debug("lala2");

  }

});

// Expected but not actual

namespace('lala', function() {

    initialize: function() {

        _debug("lala1"); // only indented by two spaces!

        _debug("lala2");

    }

});