On OS X when you control-click a tab the contextual menu that shows up when you right click the tab is now shown.

A typical usecase: I see I have an error at line 42 of models.py.

Within find_in_files panel, I would like to set the default `Where` field always to `` because sometimes when switching from one ST3 window to another i get that field value with another project directory and i have to manually replace it.

When the bottom line padding is negative and the top line padding is positive (with a smaller absolute value) the arrow keys don't work as expected; up moves up two lines, and down doesn't work.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Set line_padding_bottom to -2
2. Set line_padding_top to 1
3. Press the up key
 a. Observe number of lines travelled
4. Press down key
 a. Observe nothing

Setting the padding like this was necessary as for some reason the font I used (TheMixMono, by LukasFonts) was offset from the baseline.

With a TextMate bundle you could include patterns from another language into another. This was very limiting.

It would be nice if you had a "extended language" type that would use a specified language but recursively override elements in that language. So this would go beyond simply including the patterns. A big reason for this is template systems... Smarty is built into TextMate's HTML bundle and it shouldn't be. Ruby includes the HTML bundle, but has to re-specify certain things. With a language extension you could have a pattern added before or after a languages pattern based on its name.

Also with embedding languages make this work a little better than importing patterns. If I'm working in an HTML file and have script tags it should be the Javascript language while inside those tags (not just including the patterns, if that makes sense).

i searched "const" in a PHP symfony project and app crashed after few seconds. i tried it for few more times and it happened again. I am using 2050 on Mac OS X 10.6.7. I can provide the OS X error report if needed.