Pin window to another window or it's child window. And hide all window borders in this mode. Text editor will like it embedded in application it pinned. I think this could be gread feature.

Feature like this is present in Notepad++ but it does not follow parent. It just pin to screen.

To reproduce:

1. Open a file longer than the window, scroll down
2. Modify the file in another application (e.g. `touch` in Terminal)
3. Switch back to ST2

Expected result:

Scroll position and cursor on in the same place as before (as long as that line still exists in the file of course)

Actual result:

Window is scrolled to top, cursor is placed on beginning of the first line.

Build 2181, OS  X

I would like the option so that if I open a folder that is already open in Sublime Text it would just refocus the window that is already open. Same thing goes for projects or workspaces. I have tried setting all of the following options:

	"close_windows_when_empty": true,
	"create_window_at_startup": false,




	"open_files_in_new_window": true,
	"hot_exit": true,
	"remember_open_files": true,

It's very easy to select a character or a word by mistake before you make a search. Then when you search, you are limited to that selection.

It's not a big annoyance, mind you. But I think it happends often enough to make it worth fixing it! 

My suggestion is quite simple. Make sublime search outside the selection if the searchstring is longer than the selection.

It only makes sense, really.

In version 3, I have an annoyance where I'm using the Jinja2 HTML templating highlighting plugin, but also get suggestions for various PHP completions, which are completely inappropriate. At the same time, I can't take the PHP support out of the default HTML package without breaking PHP highlighting completely.

My suggestions is to split HTML highlighting up into a "base HTML" highlighter, which only does actual HTML (and probably CSS and JS), and then extend it with the appropriate scripting/templating languages as needed. I haven't studied Sublime's highlighter interface in detail, but as far as I can tell it should be possible to do.