as seen in http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/721/screenshot20110202at653.png the "@" characted is clipped while i draw_white_space setting is all and font is Monaco. This does not happens when i am using Courier New. Yet it can be observer in some other fonts (i tried "Helvetica Neue" but it is not monospace etc.). So is this an intended result or a bug?

Currently when indenting a block of code, it won't indent blank lines.  I would like there to be a setting to change this behaviour.

(It does correctly increase indentation on lines that only contain whitespace - by blank lines I mean completely empty ones.)

When hot_exit and remeber_open_files set to false and I close a window containing a project, the open files will be lost after reopening the project. However, when I first close the project using the menu (or switch to another one) and then close the window, the files are remembered as it should be.

Select a few full lines and press TAB to reident them: if you are in a mode (python for example) where identation is 2 space characters, you'll notice that every time you reident, ST2 leaves 2 space characters on the first selected line unselected. This is a problem, reident should select fully all lines involved in the reident. A very common scenario when reidenting is:

- select a few lines
- hit TAB to reident (in order to move it to another location with a different ident level)
- cut and paste to the new location

Because ST2 leaves the few characters unselected as mentioned above, the cut and paste is missing these few characters, and now you have to go back and reident again that first line...

When reidenting, ST2 should really fully select all lines involved (even if those lines were only partially selected), that's the best thing to do when reidenting
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unload_handler() is not called when exiting Sublime Text 2.
I have defined it as following:
def unload_handler():
    cleanup()

And, when I exit sublime text 2, that handler isn't being called to clean up. Which sucks because I have child processes that have to terminate cleanly, so the OS doesn't warn me that a program has stopped working.

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My project directory contains a number of symlinks. When performing a project wide search, the following is output to the "Find Results" tab (without the curly braces):