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

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Display css or scss colors in a small box in the gutter.

Geoffrey Clements 14 lat temu Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez Christopher Marshall 13 lat temu 2

If you are editing css or scss, and there is a color on a line, display the color in a small box in the gutter. (like RubyMine does) Very useful.


Being able to choose a color with a ColorPicker by clicking the box would be super nice. (RubyMine also does this.)

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Official Package Control

Nick Fisher 14 lat temu Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez Martin Spierings 11 lat temu 3
I'm beginning to think that Sublime Text should have its own, officially supported package discovery/management tool which comes pre-installed.

Now, don't get me wrong -- the Package Control plugin is fantastic, but I think that already with ~80 packages in the system, it needs an overhaul. I don't see it scaling well beyond its current position. The problem is not with wbond's work on it, but that he's working within the confines placed on 3rd-party-devs. The command palette is a cool feature, but it's not the best tool for browsing a large number of packages to install. Since it brings so much value to ST2 and unlocks so much useful functionality of the editor, I think it really belongs as a built-in and deserves official support. Currently, telling people "go to this site, and copy that big strange string of python and paste it into the console" isn't a nice introduction to ST2.

Things which I'd like to see in it:
- being able to categorise packages would be a great start
- see usage statistics, order by 'most popular', 'newest', etc.
- integrated display of readme files
- being able to install specific versions of a package (as defined by tags)
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.sublime-project should also be able to set environment variable

Daniele Niero 13 lat temu zaktualizowano 13 lat temu 0
In this way a per-project environment will be extremely easy to set.
Right now this can be done in a builder file but it's a little bit annoying have to specify, for example, the same python builder, but with different PYTHONPATH, in any different project just to ensure that the environment is the wanted one for that specific project. 
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Unable to save file in a renamed folder

Ilja Orlovs 13 lat temu Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez Jac Fitzgerald 12 lat temu 6

Sumblime Text 2 is yielding "unable to save" error if one had attempted to save a changed file in the folder that had been renamed via Sumblime texts' interface.


Steps to reproduce:

  1. Open project with non-empty directory (e.g. directory named "A")
  2. Open a file in that directory (e.g. file named "x.txt")
  3. Edit contents of "x.txt" (but do not save it back to the disk)
  4. Rename parent directory ("A" -> "B")
  5. Attempt to save changes in "x.txt"

Steps 3 and 4 are interchangeable.

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Overall the best solution as of early 2012

Eugen Tudorancea 13 lat temu zaktualizowano 13 lat temu 0
Fast and beautiful, customizable, cross-platform, *never crashed*, good community.. and yeah, still in development - which is great!

I really appreciate your effort! Thank you
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Have sidebar closed by default when editing single file

aristidesfl 13 lat temu zaktualizowano 13 lat temu 0
When opening a single file for a quick edit, it should be clear the window holds a file and not a project. On the other hand, when opening a folder , the sidebar should be open and show the contents of that folder.

This principle aplies and can be currently observed in TextMate:

File:
Image 103
Folder:

Image 104


The available "Toggle Side Bar" should only affect the frontmost window and not change the behavior of windows opened after that.

The default state of the sidebar in each case (file/folder), could be configurable in the sublime-settings preferences in order to accomodate specific workflows.


(this post might seem duplicate but it's an attempt of clarification of a previous feedback which was misunderstood)
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Minimap Highlighting

Forrest Smith 14 lat temu 0

There are multiple types of highlighting from the minimap in Visual Studio's MetalScroll add on I would love to see.


1) Double-click words to show and highlight
2) Mark modified lines
3) Show breakpoints/bookmarks
4) Show 100% of file in minimap. Zoom allll the way out.


The red/blue squares on the right are breakpoints. The highlighted word "advise" shows up as red in two places in the minimap text area. Modified lines are not shown in this example.

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Request for plugin/feature which displays all functions

Satheesh Kumar 13 lat temu 0
An sidebar which shows all available functions in current file would be awesome. Something like SourceCookifier  in Notepad++
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Request: Auto-break lines at specific line length

Scott Main 12 lat temu 0

When writing HTML documents, I want my lines to break at 100 characters automatically. The only other editor for Linux I've known to support this is Quanta Plus, but it's no longer maintained starting at Ubuntu 12. :(


Please add the ability to specify auto-break points for lines.


Ideally:

  ~ While typing, carriage returns are added automatically at the specified line length.

  ~ When a single string (w/o whitespace) exceeds the line limit, it *will not* break the string.

  ~ When editing an existing line and making it longer, the overflow text will be prefixed to the next line and all following lines cascade, thus always maintaining proper line lengths and filling them as much as possible (instead of simply adding a new line in the middle for a few words the overflowed).


Thanks!


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Possibility to detach sidebar

Vezina Martin 13 lat temu Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez Kaio Andrade 8 lat temu 2
To my knowledge, the sidebar cannot be detached like a palette in Sublime, so it has to remain in the same monitor if working with dual monitors. This would be a nice feature to have, in fact for me it is a must have. When working with two monitors, if the one that has Sublime is rotated to be vertical, it does not leave a lot of space for the sidebar/text window. I would need the whole window to be used for the text, and always having to toggle the sidebar display/hide is not an acceptable solution. Having the possibility to detach the sidebar and put it in the other monitor would make Sublime much more usable.