The shortcut ^ ` for showing and hiding the console doesn't work. When I use the menubar for the showing / hiding the console it works.

As I have told in the Forum here
Implement a string translation system so, with .po files to permit the translation of menù and so on...

If you have one build system to run the unit test, and one to compile something, then one to create the doc, you have 2 possibilities:
- click menu > submenu, change the build system. Click menu again and run. 3 times.
- create a script that does the 3 of them, run it, and forget about the hability to run aby of them separatly.

Ideally, you should have a drop down to quickly build systems in one click. Create new ones from old ones. See old ones and edit them. And assigne some number to them so you can call them with a shortcut.

When sigle-clicking on a file in the "Side Bar" the file opens for preview?  Unfortunately, the visual queues for this action are confusing... a file is viewed in the editor without a tab, yet the first edit to the file creates a new tab for the file.  It would be nice to have some other visual queue to accomplish this... i.e. a window that hovers over the edit window, with an edit button on it; gray out all tabs when previewing a file, with a click on a tab closing the preview and selecting the tab; or simply have a setting to allow a single click to do nothing.

I tend to navigate to a project directory on the command line and then open the folder with 'subl .'. It would be nice if ST2 checked for a project file and opened the project if there is one, without having to use the --project switch.

There is a new API event called `post_window_command` that is supposed to be executed after a window command. (listed here: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/api_reference.html)

It does not work. I made an example class below (I also included a method called *on_post_window_command* since that seems to fit the naming scheme of the other events and thought the name in the docs might have been a typo).

When I run a window command, on the console I get **on <command_name>** showing that the on_window_command event is working but the post window command event never runs.

```python

class MaxPaneEvents(sublime_plugin.EventListener):

    def on_post_window_command(self, window, command_name, args):

        print("on_post " + command_name)

    def post_window_command(self, window, command_name, args):

        print("post " + command_name)

    def on_window_command(self, window, command_name, args):

        print("on " + command_name)

```

I would love to be able to star/makr some lines in files I edit. I need it in long files. When I have to scroll though the file it becomes very hard to find some important places. With stars/marks it will be very easy.

Just a toggle to switch between using a single line textfield and say 3-4 lines per textfield for all the find, find/replace, find/replace in files variants.

Bret Victor demonstrates in this video how instant feedback for code changes can revolutionize your process: https://vimeo.com/36579366

When a grouping symbol (open parens and curly braces and such) is selected, Sublime will show you the opposite one by underlining it. This is hard to see. I am fond of how Xcode handles it, by highlighting it and making that highlight pop up a little bit in front of you (there's probably a word for what it does, but just try it out and see). Would be awesome if Sublime did this when using the find function and when I move the cursor onto those characters.