Currently, Sublime Text expects any Haskell class declaration to include a "where" statement for associated functions. This is not always the case, i.e. a class declaration

class Foo a

is completely valid. The syntax highlighting breaks on the missing where statement.

In the Find Panel - there should be a button labeled "Mark All" to add a bookmark to all lines containing the search term. This is a very useful functionality which is shown below from Textpad - so that you can do a search, and then process and edit each of your search results one by one.

hello I would like sublime supporting lilypond  -> http://www.lilypond.org/  maybe it does and I don't know how.

Today I noticed something strange. After switching to fullscreen mode, the font rendering/anti alias of the search bar breaks.

Switching back to windowed mode and everything works fine again. I don't have any font_options set im my config.

OS X 10.6.8

Sublime Text build 2220

 In a collaborative environment, I often have to quickly send someone the name and/or location of the file I'm currently working on. My previously used editor had an option to copy that info from the context menu of the file's/buffer's tab directly to the clipboard, which is really handy, especially if the paths are really long and nested deeply.

The options in my previous editor were like this (example path and file: /very/long/path/to/my/working/directory/file.pm):

- 'Copy full path' -> /very/long/path/to/my/working/directory/file.pm

- 'Copy file name' -> file.pm

- 'Copy directory name' -> /very/long/path/to/my/working/directory/

This would be so perfect. :)