I type in the name of a variable (f.e.) and the autocompletion selection box appears so I can choose the option I wish. Fair enough so far. I escape out of that because I don't want to select anything (the variable name is already complete). However, when I tab, the autocomplete changes my variable to something it thinks is appropriate (usually an html tag). Having dismised the autocomplete selection, I would like to be able to tab freely, especially as I'm not writing cobol code and tabs are not significant.

Just wondering is it possible to have a file-type specific color-schemes?  I would like to edit all the programming stuff in a dark color-scheme but for writing markdown files and latex files I do prefer to have a light color-scheme like "Dawn" 

http://www.edo.org.au/



The National EDO Network was established in 1996. It consists of nine independently constituted and managed community environmental legal centres located in each State and Territory of Australia. Each EDO is dedicated to protecting the environment in the public interest. The National EDO Network has a core of common objectives, including:

Protecting the environment through law.

Ensuring that the community receives prompt advice and professional legal representation in public interest environmental matters.

Identifying deficiencies in the law and working for reform of these areas.

Empowering the wider community, including indigenous peoples, to understand the law and to participate in environmental decision-making.

Assisting the growth of the National EDO Network across Australia.
Apart from legal representation and advice, the EDOs take an active role in environmental law reform and policy formulation. The Offices provides advice on legislation, environmental planning, local government, pollution, heritage and natural resources law. They also makes submissions on pending legislation and lobbies to achieve stronger environmental protection through the law.

The EDOs have a significant education program designed to build the community's skills and knowledge and to facilitate public participation in environmental decision making. This is achieved through an extensive conference, regional workshop and publications program.

Any member of the public can get initial free advice from the EDO. Development applications, tree preservation, air, water and noise pollution, forestry, mining, contaminated land, wildlife protection and environmental impact assessment are all areas in which EDOs can help.

The EDOs are members of the National Association of Community Legal Centres.

The EDO office in NSW is also the Australian coordinator of the Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (E-LAW). E-LAW Australia is part of an group of public interest lawyers, scientists and academics from over 40 countries committed to protecting the environment across borders. For more information about E-LAW Australia you can visit the E-LAW Australia homepage.

There are a lot of possibilities to customize the build system with variables.
But I miss the possibility to use the variables also within the env arbitrary option.

For example:
The following sublime-project file will print PYTHONPATH=${project_path}/my_path instead of the replaced project path

{
    "folders":
    [
        {
            "name": "Env Examples",
            "path": "."
        }
    ],
    "build_systems":
    [
        {
            "name": "Echo",
            "env":{
                "PYTHONPATH":"${project_path}/my_path"
            },
            "working_dir":"${project_path}",
            "shell_cmd": "printenv"
        }
    ]
}

Could anyone help me with development. I am confused with markup of TextMate and AAADev is not really helping.