When in vim, and you go to the last line, and type "dd", it goes to the previous line. This way, you can delete all the lines from the bottom of the file.

In sublime, it doesn't go to the previous line.

Visual Slickedit has a cool feature where the mouse can select a block of text as a rectangle within the screen rather than across lines of text.  For example:

   a quick text example of where something
   might be a block select rather than a text line

   select

if we used a block select on the first two characters in the above text, we'd have 3 lines:

   ['a ',

    'mi',

    'se']

This can be very useful for inserting text, filling in comments, cutting text, etc.

Is possible or am I bypassing sublime commercial license?

I would love to be able to select which characters commit the autocomplete -- for example, dots & semicolons. When in an object-oriented language, eg, the dot is often the next desired character. The dot-autocomplete would save a keystroke.