Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.

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Option to move cursor in spaces as if they were tabs

Pelle Lindblad 11 aastat tagasi 0
Please add a feature so that the editor works identically even if the user chooses to emit spaces instead of tabs. Ie, pushing arrow right in a set of spaces would skip ahead to the next tab-stop.

Would probably make sense to add some kind of mechanics to toggle between the two if you, for whatever reason, want to reach a space in the middle of a bunch of spaces.

Please please add this. I've been changing editor like a million times mainly because of the consistent lack of said feature. If no one else cares to implement it, I will one day I will buckle down and write my editor :)

Thank you
Pelle

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Add ability to navigate quick panel using TAB key

Ignacy Sokołowski 12 aastat tagasi 0

When using Vintage mode, I rarely use arrow keys. It would be nice if I could navigate quick panel using TAB key instead.

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Edit root files under linux

Brandon Watkins 12 aastat tagasi uuendaja Michael Kropat 11 aastat tagasi 2
It seems the this feature is only implemented in the OSX version of sublime. Under linux there is no way to edit files that need root access, since "sudo subl" does not work, and sublime does not prompt for a password (just says "unable to save"

This is a very important feature to have!
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horizontal scroll lock

henryc 12 aastat tagasi 0

When viewing lines which have 200+ characters long, without wordwrap, and you scroll down, the horizontal view always gets shifted back to the home position (where character position1 is viewable).  Notepad++ does this correctly.

 

This capability is needed when using this text editor to view heavy log files, where the first half the file is date-time stamps that are usually best to be out of view.

 

UPDATE 5/17.  I just downloaded the latest Sublime Text 3 build, and it fixes the problem.  Please remove this request.  Thanks!

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Under Linux, when using subl for opening new file(s), the file will be opened on last active window, not new one (the same to mac option)

Anh Tu Nguyen 13 aastat tagasi uuendatud 13 aastat tagasi 0
Under Linux, when using subl for opening new file(s), the files will be opened on last active window, not new one (the same to open_files_in_new_window option on Mac). Or we can use parameters to decide to do that: subl --open --new-window file_name (open in new window).
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Wrap operation should honour non breaking spaces

Bradley Ayers 12 aastat tagasi 0

I'm writing Python and put code snippets in "docstrings". I use the wrap command to keep the lines within my ruler, however I don't like having short code snippets like ``foo = True`` split across two lines.


I realised that a simple way to solve this is to use non-breaking spaces rather than regular spaces, however it seems ST2 doesn't honour these when wrapping.


I suggest the wrapping behaviour should be changed to respect non breaking spaces.

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Create port of Sublime Text editor for Windows RT

Michal Zygmunt 11 aastat tagasi 0
Windows RT is very handy and relatively cheap device. It would be awesome to have Sublime Text editor for it.
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A setting to make untitled-1, untitled-2 the default name for new files

Pedro Murillo 12 aastat tagasi 0

When you create a new file, its first line becomes the displayed name for its tab and sidebar item. Is there any setting to disable this and return to the previous behaviour, where new files where just named untitled-1, untitled-2, etc?

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Not a bug

command line behaves inconsistently concerning opening new windows

Thomas Jachmann 13 aastat tagasi uuendaja Jon Skinner 13 aastat tagasi 3
My open_files_in_new_window setting is set to false.

Here's how sublime behaves:
`subl a_file` opens the file in the current sublime window
`subl a_directory` opens the directory in a new sublime window
`subl -n a_file` opens the file in a new sublime window
`subl -n a_directory` opens the directory in a new sublime window but also opens another new and empty  sublime window

Here's how it would be consistent:
`subl a_file` opens the file in the current sublime window (same as above)
`subl a_directory` adds the directory to the current sublime window
`subl -n a_file` opens the file in a new sublime window (same as above)
`subl -n a_directory` opens the directory in a new sublime window without opening another sublime window

So basically, the new window behavior is broken on opening directories.
Vasta
Jon Skinner 13 aastat tagasi
The command line is working as intended with respect to folders and new windows in the current dev builds (unwarranted empty windows are no longer created)
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subl --wait never returns when invoked on a directory

Josh Strater 12 aastat tagasi uuendaja Rory Powis 11 aastat tagasi 1

My VISUAL environment variable is set to subl --wait. When invoked on a directory (subl --wait my_directory/), the command never completes, even after quitting Sublime Text 2 entirely.