Most *nix terminals support text formatting and coloring by specific control characters:

http://linuxgazette.net/issue65/padala.html 

and many build/test systems (such as Google's gtest for c/c++/js) exploit these to have nicely formatted output. It'd be great to have support for these.

using shift+scroll wheel doesn't horizontal scroll like other OS X apps.

I'd like to be able to colorize the status line to draw my eye to more important bits of it. For example, it would be nice if something like https://github.com/akrabat/SublimeFunctionNameDisplay could display the function name in the function-name syntax color and the class name in the class name syntax color, similar to what Emacs's which-func-mode does.

I'm not really sure if it's a bug or it was intended to do so, but IMO it has to be fixed

Just a minor nitpick, but this example:

I could get syntax highlighting to work for ST 2 but after migrating to 3 the language stuff is completely different. How can I get Fortran syntax highlighting on Sublime Text 3?

Hi,

Compared to other tools, the mark/bookmark is hard to see. It is just a simple white arrow. I will just propose to have it in RED by example. Or use another more visible icon. It will be very useful.

Something else that can be useful : choosing the mark color. This way we can mark the code for different purpose (and by default in red :-P)

Thanks for your great tool...

Show/hide MiniMap for each file separatly (just for this and for this file for ex.)

In the old version when you dragged a folder in you would open that folder as a project and remove any other project you already had in place.  You could then search just that folder/project.

In Sublime 2 when you drag in a folder to the Side Bar  it does not replace the other folders you were working on.  Now when you do a search you get all the files from all the folders you have open.

How do I restrict my search to just the folder I want?