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File Menu Option "Revert All Files"

nhoj patrick 9 years ago • updated by Rob Lundie Hill 8 years ago • 1

Please could Revert All Files be added into the menu.


When using large code bases sometimes a File/Replace does wrong and I want to revert 100+ open files and have to do them individually

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"Open recent..." doesn't add the files closed with editor itself

Simón ヅ 14 years ago • 0
I have set ""remember_open_files": false" and when I close Sublime with a opened file, Sublime doesn't add this file to the "Open recent..." list.
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Execute file flag removed on save

a a 12 years ago • 0

Sublime Text 3, Rev 3021,

Windows XP, Mounted ext 4 drive with SFTP Drive.


When ever a file is saved the execute flag is removed. Sublime Text 2 Rev 2217 does not removed execute flag.


Expected behavior: File flags are not changed.

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Fixed

OSX: Line height in "goto" panel increases on mouse hover

senzo 14 years ago • updated by Jon Skinner 14 years ago • 2
Image 8
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Undo stack after auto completion should replace "completion" with tab first

EHLOVader 14 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 1
When you type out something (seemingly benign) and tab to space things out, only to find that it auto completed instead it would be helpful to have the first step of Undo remove the completion, while keeping the tab, then have the tab removed on a second undo.
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extension API for acting as the editor of a componetized IDE

kelvin bitnick 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
add an API or socket API for integration with the compiler tools, to have sublime beeing the editor of an IDE. see http://www.typerex.org/ for surrounding tools for objective caml. Typerex for now focus on emacs.
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Double clicking Find/Replace button on Linux does 3 actions, not 2

Scott Vivian 12 years ago • updated 12 years ago • 2

Described in more detail here: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=11212 but posting here in case you didn't see it.


Find/Replace has a really annoying bug on Linux - if you click too quickly it jumps an extra match. So if you click Find it finds the 1st match, then if you click Find twice quickly it should go to the 3rd match, but instead it goes to the 4th!


Incredibly annoying when trying to find/replace some matches in a file but not all. Still a problem in the latest ST3 build!

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Find - In Location better prompting

balaam 13 years ago • 0
Pressing control-shift-F brings up
Find What:
In Location:

In the "In Location" box I can have <project> or <open tabs> or ... well I don't know what the special commands are! A dropdown box listing the options would be helpful, or autocomplete. Make it more "discoverable".

I almost always want to find in the entire project.


Also if I do find the item and it's in a file that doesn't have a tab, double click the found item line doesn't open up a new tab. Version 2126. But clicking the filename in the find box does open the tab. It should work for clicking on the line found in that file too.


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Moving tab back to previous instance doesn't work correctly

Darren Dub 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 1
Using Win 7 Build 2165.

If I create a new instance of ST by dragging the tab out. If I try to drag the tab back to the original instance, I can't drag the tab above the height where that tab started.

Edit: This seems to only be an issue of the two instances are on separate screens.
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make {"include": "$self"} (optionally) also include parent definitions

Jan Kurella 12 years ago • 0

When you include a syntax definition that contains spans and therein {"include": "$self"} (e.g. the shell syntax rules), then within such syntax blocks (shell loops) your own syntax rules are not further used.

it would be nice, to have something like

{"include": "source.shell", "propagateSelf": true}

This would then make sure, that each {"include": "$self"} in source.shell would get access also to my tree first.



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