Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.

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What does the number in the left of goto palette represents?

aristidesfl 13 years ago updated 13 years ago 2
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ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab bug

jdc0589 14 years ago updated by adzenith 13 years ago 1
Commands do not seem to always move in the correct direction through tabs. Open 3 tabs up and go back and forth a bunch, at some point mine always does something unexpected
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When viewing a file in Folders, store the view position even though the file has not been opened for editing.

Stavros Papadopoulos 13 years ago 0
This will enable the user to switch back and forth between an open file that is currently being changed and a file that is simply used for reference. As things stand now, both files need to be opened for editing.
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Trimming white spaces can make lose undo history

Santiago Borrazás 13 years ago updated by Igor Verstakov 12 years ago 1
When "ensure_newline_at_eof_on_save", "trim_trailing_white_space_on_save" or "trim_automatic_white_space" are enabled, I can loss my undo history when the editor removes the white spaces after saving.
This occurs on most text editors, because if you do something, undo and save, the save remove empty spaces, so when you want to redo what you did, the last action is that space removing, instead what you really do (not the editor)
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External open: colon in filename

U N. 13 years ago updated by Duncan Mac-Vicar Prett 13 years ago 1

External opening of a file (i.e. from file browser), if the filename or path contains a colon (:), does not work.
 sublime_text lab\:\ 1.txt

 sublime_text "lab: 1.txt"

both open an empty buffer, named "lab". I guess the part after ":" is interpreted as a line number to go to

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Setting to ignore certain package on specific syntax

chocolate camera 12 years ago 0

It would be nice to have a User Setting to ignore specific packages when using a specific syntax.

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Find/Replace alternative

Timo Palokankare 13 years ago updated by Jon Skinner 13 years ago 0
I have to constantly work with large SQL dump files within my projects and I do a lot of search-replacing. It is in this case a bad thing that the find function is realtime. As the file is gigantic, when I replace for example "localhost" with "my server.com", it takes forever for the written text to even appear in the input fields. I think this is because Sublime constantly narrows down the search as more letters are written in the input field and in these type of situations, when the files are huge, it is not a good thing. I just want to write down what to replace and with what and then press Replace All.
Answer
Jon Skinner 13 years ago
Unchecking the 'Highlight Matches' button on the find panel will speed things up
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Sublime should accept wildcard paths on command line on windows

Chase Meadors 12 years ago 0
I would like to be able to pass "*.py" to sublime in the windows cmd shell. This is handled by the shell on linux, but on windows, the program is passed "*.py" and must use glob or similar function to open the files.
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Idea: Syntax highlighting defines sidebar colors and scrollbar styles

Mike Meyer 13 years ago updated by Allen A. Bargi 13 years ago 1
If you're using a light color scheme, it would be rad if the scrollbar, sidebar, tab bar, and status bar styles could be defined by that same color scheme file. Default to the blue sidebar, grey/black scrollbars, etc.
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"Goto Anything" should use the selected text as default input

朝政 李 12 years ago 0
for example, there's a line include "header.h" in my code, i can double click header, then ctrl+p, enter, quickly jump to myheader.h, need not to type the word header.