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

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Why do I have tabs, when I open a file with sublime?

aristidesfl il y a 13 ans mis à jour par Jon Skinner il y a 13 ans 0
If I open one file with sublime, why do I see a tab which has no functionality?
Solution
Jon Skinner il y a 13 ans
By Design
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In session versioning and diff history.

John Sundberg il y a 12 ans 0
Would like to highlight a section of code (or a couple of lines) -- and see the version history of the selected code (not the whole file) -- also don't want to do undo a bunch of times to get back to where I was (as this also modifies other unrelated sections that may have been modified in the meantime. Would require some sort of built-in hidden versioning. 
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PHP <<<EOF issue

Joe Simpson il y a 13 ans 0
When typing <<<EOF with the fuzzy matching plugin on, it automatically changes it to <<<enchant_broker_fee. Can you add some logic to prevent it from doing that?

Thanks :)
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Smart comments - update on save

PatrickTaylorEdwards il y a 12 ans mis à jour par Jacob Gardner il y a 12 ans 1

Perhaps this already exists, but I would love my comments to be updated each time I save a file. For example, I have a comment at the start of all my JavaScript files and when I save the file I would like my comment to update, automatically. The comment includes information such as 'Modified By', 'Date last edited', and the file name. A plugin or feature to add a default comment with this information, in my set format, would be really useful; I imagine it would work in the same way as default email signatures - but with variables.

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How can I create a selection?

Oktay Acikalin il y a 14 ans mis à jour il y a 14 ans 2
I've written a plugin which replaces the selected regions with some other content. Now I would like to reselect the results to show the user what has been replaced. How can I do this?
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Upgrading to 3 automatically import all your pluggins and UI settings from v2

Craig Russo il y a 12 ans 0

When 3 is released can it import all your settings and plugins from 2 so you don't have to install and configure all that stuff again? I have the side bar in a dark color scheme and just a punch of plugins installed that while its easy to install them when you have a lot it's a pain.

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navigation - sidebar text preview

walter lynsdale il y a 12 ans 0

see Mac email client.

how about an option to show 1 or 2 lines of text from the current location in each open file in the sidebar


Only enable when the sidebar is expanded beyond a certain size.

This preview text would be in a small, faint font so as not to distract from the filename itself

 

With this multiple views into file this could do a similar job to bookmarks, or could almost be like a textual "Expose"


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Selecting text should hide the cursor until a selection is made

Caleb Land il y a 13 ans mis à jour par lanzz il y a 13 ans 1
In OS X at least, while dragging to make a selection, the cursor disappears. It makes making selections in Sublime feel a little off. Usually on OS X, the cursor isn't available at all while the selection is in place, but I understand that Sublime needs to show the cursor position while a selection is made.

I think Sublime should hide the cursor while dragging.
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File dialogs always open in list view Mac-side, instead of column view

Matt Harzewski il y a 13 ans mis à jour il y a 13 ans 0
On OS X, the general convention is for open/save dialogs to automatically retain the user's chosen view style instead of reverting to a default one like Sublime Text 2 currently does. (I tend to prefer the Column view myself.)
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How to select other tab via keyboard?

Denis Tomilin il y a 14 ans mis à jour par Jon Skinner il y a 14 ans 1
I know Alt+num = split screen modes.
Shift+Ctrl+num = move file into different group.
Ctrl+num = move focus to different group.
But how i can move focus on different tab in current group?
Solution
Jon Skinner il y a 14 ans
20110203 now has a menu (File/Switch File) that lists the different commands to switch files.

You can switch directly to a tab via Alt+<number> on Linux and Windows, and Command+<number> on OS X