Functional languages need to get boost:)

<snippet>

    <content><![CDATA[

${1:var}['${2}']['${3}']

   ]]></content>

<!--      assert_equal(${1:expected}, ${0:actual}) -->

    <tabTrigger>var2</tabTrigger>

    <scope>source.php</scope>

    <scope>source.html</scope>

    <description>$var['']['']</description>

</snippet>

not working for scope.html

how to do it for several scopes

Let say you have some text

-----------------------------------------------

1| psudo code {

2|  function of complexity 

3|   lots of code that i need to make lots of changes to 

4| }

5|

6| some other stuff that gets edited in between edits

7| of my psudo function

8|

9|

I want to be able to select my psudo code text block and (crtl/cmd)+z only its history leaving the state of my other code intact.

I understand it is a very complex problem to solve but It would be unbelievably useful and a great time saver. 

Hi there, 

Currently in sublime you get a little marker to show the start and end of any bracket you are within.  () [] or {} 

It's handy but when you are in a large file it can be a bit like Where's Wally trying to find the other one sometimes, so I thought it might be nice if you had the option to slightly highlight that section so it's really easy to see where you are. 

Just thought this might be kinda cool. 

Thanks

Pete

When performing a "find next" within a document, if you hit a result that is "offscreen" to the right, the x axis (scrollbar) moves right so you can see the result

Then, when you continue "finding next", the scroll bar remains shifted right to the value of the previous find (which IMO is usually undesirable, since seeing the 0'th column in code is most important to gain your bearing)

My suggestion is to reset the view x-axis to 0 after every "find next"

When you have multiple cursors and copy then paste with sublime it pastes what each cursor copied. when you enter visual mode with multiple cursors, hit y and then hit p each cursor pastes what was copied from all the cursors one after the other.