Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.
Common hot keys on Mac
I know Control might be better for column select, but Xcode/TextEdit/TextMate use Option for column select (TextMate being the only one to edit on multiple lines, the other apps can at least copy/delete). This one might be better to keep as Control, but then again you might be getting suggestions about column select over and over again.
I don't think Command-Option-F makes sense for full screen. Anything-F is usually find related. Command-Enter is used commonly in games (Command-Shift-F is used in Firefox). This one is tough... I know Lion is going go have "full screen support".
For the most part everything else seems spot on.
Open multiple files from the sidebar
It would be useful to be able to select multiple files from the sidebar with the mouse or keys and open all of them (if more than one file is selected) when you press enter.
As it is now, I don't see the point in being able to select multiple files in the sidebar since when you press enter only the topmost file will be opened... also opening directories and double clicking on file names to open them like in emacs would be nice to have, but not essential as opening multiple files.
Search / Replace Box Highlight on Tab Focus
Just a quick suggestion, when I hit command+F to open the find panel, and I tab down to the replace box, it should select+all in that field so I don't have to :)
Make it easier to scale the fonts used for tabs and the status bar
Use finder label colors on Mac
multiple row tabs bar
If the no. of tabs opened increase any specific limit then there should be a way to allow multiple row tabs bar.
Open file under cursor
Often a file contains the name of a second file, and you would like to open the second file.
Like "gf" command on Vim
Thanks in advance
Code completion keyboard shortcut clashes with default system-wide shortcut on Mac OS X
Symlinked directories result in duplicates
Browsers-like features (tabs)
1. a better to create new tab/file by double-clicking on tab container or by "+" button (aka. "new tab") just like Internet browsers..
2. restore recently closed tabs/files using "command-shift-t".
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