Possibly something in the command palette or something on the build window that will let you easily put arguments for one time/testing use. Without having to save/modify a build system or making a project.

I would like to be able to edit the attributes of the "NON-HIGHLIGHTING THIN RED ZIGZAG with TRANSPARENT-BACKGROUND" that appears when you misspell a word.   In general  it is not clearly visible with certain themes, and not scaled appropriately with small and large text, so I think manually adjustments are in order.   Maybe the style (underline, zigzag, dotted), pixel width, (whether or not it highlights the text, or changes the font color of the misspelled words/characters, or the background of the underline element or text.

It would be nice if plugins had the ability to intercept a file load operation, instead of only being notified on it's completion.

I'd like to create a 'remote workspace' plugin that creates a local cache of files and if they exist, use them (after checking for updates), if not, download the file and then load the local copy.

Since Mountain Lion trackpad triple-finger tap does a dictionary lookup for a selected word. The feature works fine in normal mode of ST2 or ST3, but in distraction free mode it shows a dictionary for a wrong word. Usually few words to the right.   

When a selection has been created in Vintage’s command mode, the position of the cursor (underscore) should not be relevant in deciding what to replace when pressing “s” to delete the selection and enter insert mode.

Steps to reproduce

1. Type a test string, e.g. “test;”
2. Enter Vintage command mode.
3. Select “test” by double-clicking.
4. (Note that the cursor sits on the last selected character.)
5. Hit “s”.