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

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Allow using external Python interpreter on Linux, just like on OS X

Kenny Levinsen 13 lat temu • zaktualizowano 13 lat temu • 2
This would allow for use of external libraries, like pyexpat used by elementtree and xml.sax parsers, without having to compile them into the builtin parser.
While it would probably mean that the interpreter wouldn't be as "clean" as sublime's, it would allow more flexibility. People would also be able to use 2.7 if they felt like it by selecting a different interpreter, living with the consequences of some potentially broken plugins.

While I like that the builtin interpreter is small and clean, I would prefer to be able to customize the modules, or versions, used by sublime. Seeing that is already the case on OS X, I believe that it has been proved to be a working solution, and should be ported to Linux as well.

(I personally use Sublime on both Linux (for work) and Mac OS X (private), and it bugs me that I have more freedom to write plugins on OS X, meaning my awesome (heh) plugins can't be used on Linux, without finding alternative methods to do a lot of things that rely on external non-py modules.)
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Korean File Encodings

jgh0721 13 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez Sean Liang 13 lat temu • 1
File Encoding / I'm korean, but Sublime Text 2 dont support Korean file encoding( CP 949, MS949, EUC-KR ... ), so I can't use it. I want to it support these encodings. 
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Working with Mounted FTP Server in Win 7.

Mads Jürgensen 14 lat temu • 0
Being able to work with mounted FTP servers in Windows 7. It works perfectly in ubuntu 11.04, but doesnt work with Windows 7.
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You are amazing!

Philipp Schaffrath 14 lat temu • 0
You read all the mails, requests and forum-topics, you insert yourself in the community you have created, and you give us this fantastic Texteditor.

I am verry proud to see people like you, loving what they do!
Again: You are amazing, thanks for your awesome work!
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Autocomplete popup should loop/wrap when user hits UP at the start or DOWN at the end

Maurice Nicholson 13 lat temu • 0
When the autocomplete popup is shown and the first item is highlighted, pressing UP key dismisses the popup and moves the cursor to the previous line. When the autocomplete popup is shown and the last item is highlighted, pressing DOWN key dismisses the popup and moves the cursor to the previous line.
Personally I find this behaviour unintuitive (since I consider the popup semi-modal) and expect the highlighted item to wrap to the start or end of the list as appropriate.
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Fantastic Software

Josh Benner 14 lat temu • zaktualizowano 14 lat temu • 0

I've been using a variety of text editors for decades, from vi to Notepad++ to TextMate to jEdit and beyond. Sublime surpasses them all, and has managed to exceed my expectations for a programmer's text editor.

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Browse on files using keyboard (Project Drawer)

Carlos Brando 14 lat temu • 0
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Add a setting to enable bracket matching within strings

Trent Ogren 13 lat temu • zaktualizowano 13 lat temu • 0
For the poor saps like me who sometimes end up editing giant strings of SQL, it'd be nice to be able to enable bracket matching within strings. The way Vim does it is that brackets within strings can match other brackets within that same string, but never match brackets that are outside the string and vice-versa (i.e. brackets outside of a string never match brackets inside a string). That way, you get bracket matching within strings while avoiding the issue reported here:
http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/27094-context-aware-bracket-matching/
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If Sublime is closed and I open a file, it shows up in the last open windows instead of a new one

aristidesfl 14 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez Rob Napier 13 lat temu • 1
If Sublime is closed and I open a file, it shows up in the last open windows instead of a new one
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Command line parameter to fork process

Felix Oghină 13 lat temu • 0

There should be a command line parameter that will cause sublime to fork the process and detach from the shell when starting up. I'm often in a terminal window and want to open a file in sublime, but if it's not already started it will take over the command line until I exit it. However, if sublime is already running, it will open the file in an existing window and return control to my shell.


I'd like to have a parameter I can pass on the command line (and ultimately create an alias that contains it) that will fork and return control to my shell immediately after opening the file(s), regardless of whether sublime was already running or not.



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