I am writing a plugin which parses Java classfiles and shows their contents in a view. Every time a file is loaded, if it is a classfile, it gets parsed by `javap`.

However, if the classfile is recompiled and externally modified, then the view reloads the binary contents of the file. It would be really good and super-useful if the EventListener would have an event that gets triggered when the file is externally modified on disk.

Some suggestion for the pop-up snippet window (Win 7) that would be very useful:

1. make the window resizeable

2. make the window pinnable/dockable

3. order the columns, i.e. trigger first, description second

4. add columns through the snipet xml, though this may make it incompatible with textmate format

4. able to sort the snippet list alphabetically by description

Thanks

That sums it up:

{ "trigger": "yeah" , "contents": "Yeah($1);" , "description" : "This is a great snippet" },

Hello,

 I'm a new Sublime Text 3 user from China, when the first time I saw ST, I've like it very much,beacuse it's very beautiful.

 but ,like most chinese user, i'd like to localize the language to chinese,so I download the zh language sublime package from internet,

 It work fine,and all default menu has changed into chinese, that makes me understand easyer and work faster.

 but for further, I need more plug-in to make ST more Convenient(sorry, translate by google).

 so I use package control and install plug-in which i needed.but, these plug-in(s) place in diffrent sub-menu, and also not write with a chinese menu name.

 so, these make my ST like this

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so, I suggesst that if you can make an agreement with DEVELOPERS make all plug-in in one sub-menu, just like Notepad++.

so ,the users can change the menu to there mother tongue,and it will make less trouble to find a packages from diffrent menu

we may take the advantage things from other design.

By the way, I've almost abandoned Notepad++,Only when I need to open a file very large(over 50MB).

Wish you make ST better

Piscesvivian

OS: Windows 8 (can someone test this on OS X/Linux?)