Edit files on server through a reverse SSH connection like rmate in Textmate 2

There is window.open_file() that can be used for opening .sublime-project files. However, it opens the file to a new tab for editing. The suggested window.open_project() would work differently. Instead of opening the file to the tab, it would act similarly if Project - Open Project... had selected from the toolbar.

Usage:

class FooCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):

    def run(self, *args, **kwargs):

        self.window.open_project("path/to/foo.sublime-project")

I suppose the closest to this is like a standard file explorer in the left sidebar. to have it open the main drive or some directory, where you can navigate the file system. This is the normal activity in coda, and would be like the sidebar in windows explorer file manager. 

Would be nice if Sublime had a theme editor similar to TextMate's "Fonts & Colors" in Preferences.

TextMate's was a bit messy because these colors were global. You had to add names (classes?) globally in Preferences. It would be nice if you could specify which names were colored in the language and what the default color is. Then when you view this "wizard" it shows you the options based on the current language (TextMate mixes functions with Markup). From there you could customize a color scheme for a language, or globally (for those that share names).

I love sublimetext2, but I use ubuntu os , Hope sublimetext2 can support simplified Chinese.  我很喜欢sublimetext2，我使用的是ubuntu系统，希望sublimetext2可以支持简体中文。

It will be great to have a built in feature for configuring some of this coding styles aspects:
- Indent css properties by "X" tab/spaces
- Each property on separate line (on/off)
- Opening brace on separate line (on/off)
- All selector for a rule on same line (on/off)
- Blank line between lines (on/off)

I would love it if you copied textmate's soft tabs.  I don't want to convert entire files to spaces or tabs and make the file history confusing and/or break other people's indentation that they like.  I just want sublime to auto-detect the tab size and when i'm at the beginning of the line and press the left or right arrow key, it should jump over 4 spaces and look like i'm jumping over a tab.  Another way to put this is that I would love it if my cursor jumped between TAB guides at the beginning of the line.

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