Build 2115 added the key bindings Cmd+Shift+[ and Cmd+Shift+] for Fold and Unfold; however, they were already (and are still) bound to Next File (View) and Previous File (View).

I would love an option for Explorer menu when I right click a folder. I use TortoiseSVN so as a (seemingly) simple solution to integrate that, I think just having an option to display the Explorer menu when right clicking a folder so that I can perform those SVN tasks withing requiring SVN support directly in Sublime would really help.

I switch between Rails dev, PHP Dev and javascript dev that each have different requirements for using tab spacing and converting tabs to spaces. Is their a way we can have Project Specific Formatting, extend basically the user preferences down to the project preference?

I think it would be great if you added an 'Open containing folder...' right-click menu option for each tab. It would allow us to quickly reopen an interesting folder.

Hi, there are several topics on matching brackets, but - unless i missed it - i haven't seen anyone proposing this: connect the matching brackets visually with a line in the gutter.. this is _very_ helpfull if brackets span a bit more than just a few lines. Here's a screenshot of how jEdit does it: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10220684/screenshots/jedit_matching_brackets_ruler.png

thx for listening,
Jan

I would like to use a key binding that includes [ and ] but these are reported as being invalid. I tried { and } as well, but these were also invalid. Here is the key binding in question, and the console log:

{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+alt+]"], "command": "insert_time" },

Unknown key ]
Unable to parse binding {command: insert_time, keys: [ctrl+super+alt+]]}

This binding works when I change ] to an alpha key like n.

I can only comment on the Windows version, but when I choose File > Open Folder the path seems to start in the Sublime Text 2 folder in my User Appdata folder. I don't like to store my work in this folder, so I would like to be able to define my default folder or at least for the program to remember which folder I last opened (which it does sometimes, but is not consistent).