ST2 currently has serveral glitches related to cjk input methods and file name encodings.

I am wondering that this issues are considered in the development of ST3..

It would be quite handy if the Find panel included some way to limit results by scope, or exclude certain scopes. For example, comments and string literals are frequent sources of false positives when searching for an identifier like "contains" that's also common in prose.

It would be great to have icons for HaXe (.hx, .hxml, .nnml) and Neko (.n) files.

The HaXe community working on Macs is starting to get more and more into Sublime Text, it would be a nice move to show them that they're appreciated.

Moreover it doesn't require a large amount of work.

I have started a Quick Look plugin that allows to view the content of .hx files with syntax coloring (still needs a lot of polishing). So the only thing missing seems to be a nice icon for the files.

I tried editing the info.plist in Sublime Text 2.app to use the Document.icns without any success.

Is there a way to have the C++ syntax highlighting correctly recognize/highlight the methods? It appears that if the Class :: Method() declarations have space around the :: operator, sublime fails to highlight the class name and method name.. plus it does not find the method names when you search (ctrl+G) (the @ search).