I want to use something like `$my_project_directory/public/index.html` in a build system file but as I store my project file in a different directory $project_path points to that directory instead. How do I get  arefernce to the correct directory?

project file

```

{
   "folders":
   [
     {
       "path": "/Users/wheresrhys/Sites/jigsnreels/dev"
     }
   ]
}
```

build system

```

{
  "cmd": ["open", "-a", "Google Chrome Canary", "$project_path/public/index.html"]
}

```

As of ST 2.0.1 the file and folder entries in the file browser are simple text. It would help a LOT if the filenames and folder-names are accompanied with icons of respective file/folder types.

Make borders in colums, rows or grid flexible to move right/left/up/down. For ex: in grid moving the top vertical border from group 1 and 2 (top) a bit to the left, but vertical border of group 3 and 4 (bottom) stays in the middle.

Nice too, to get one side 2 rows in a column and other side just one column (just thinking that)

OS X: Option-Begin/End (jump to beginning or end of file) doesn't work, only Option-Page Up/Page Down. I use Option-Begin/End to quickly get to the beginning and end of a file to edit so it would be great if you could fix. Thanks.

Hello,

It would be really great feature to have this. Lets say I write such sql:

SELECT event_names.event_name, coefs.event_value FROM coefs

INNER JOIN event_names ON event_names.id = coefs.event_names_id

the part:

ON event_names.id = coefs.event_names_id

is always the same when I join this event_names table to coefs table. So it takes time to type that. And there are many situations like this.

So  think sublime could rread database structure and save it in a file.

WHen I type 

SELECT event_names.event_name, coefs.event_value FROM coefs

INNER JOIN event_names

it could automatically suggest "ON event_names.id = coefs.event_names_id"

Till this day I have not found an editor that will compile JavaScript code.
I'm left with jshint, http://www.jshint.com/.

I would be great to have this on Sublime Text.

Thanks.