If this is already available, or already in the works, or available with a 3rd-party plugin please forgive me and let me know where I can find it. I've installed the DocBlockr and SublimeCodeIntel plugins, but those don't seem to provide this functionality.

Anyway... pretty much all "real" IDEs allow you to hover over an identifier in a source file and a hover dialog will popup that shows the parsed/formatted Javadoc-style documentation for that identifier, whether that doc comes from an external source (such as a JAR or a website) or if it's provided inline within the file itself.

I'm mostly interested in being able to hover over a method in PHP that has PHPDoc written inline directly above, and seeing the parsed/formatted documentation for that method.

I understand grabbing the Javadoc/PHPDoc/etc. for 3rd-party code could be a logistical nightmare and wouldn't be very trivial to implement, but I think if the Javadoc/PHPDoc/etc. is already written inline within the file that is currently open it wouldn't be too hard to parse that Javadoc-style comment and produce a hover popup window with formatted documentation. Maybe I'm wrong...

Thanks, and keep up the great work!

When you ssh -X to a remote machine with an installed sublime, the rendering is extremely slow.
Comparing to GVim or Eclipse, it is almost unusable even on a 1Gb LAN.

The way sublime editor works currently, is that first truncates the file, and then writes its content.

This has various unwanted consequences:
* Files are temporarirly left in an incomplete/inconsistent state while saving, and that might have various unexpected side effects. If there is interruption while saving to the network, the file will remain corrupted until the the user restarts the editor, and the file recovery mechanism kicks in.

* It breaks most file monitoring system, such as inotify; as the notification is triggered the moment it is truncated. It makes things like Guard and LiveReload not work properly, as they update the browser when they detect a change in the file. But when they do, the filesize is 0 bytes.

Screencast on Guard and LiveReload: http://railscasts.com/episodes/264-guard

Guard: https://github.com/guard/guard

LiveReload: https://github.com/mockko/livereload

Now that there is an untethered jailbreak for WinRT devices, they have become a realistic product for development. Would you consider producing a build for ARM?