Okay so I found a bug with the Alt + F3 find all command when say I run that command in Linux and then paste ctrl+v over all the commands I end up getting as many cursors as elements had been selected and modified.  When I move the cursor up or down cursors seem to remove themselves if I go all the way up to the top of my source code or all the way to the bottom of my source code.  Running ST3 Build 3032 on Arch Linux x86_64  Kernel: 3.8.11-1.

When we press Alt+F2 without saved bookmarks we loose the cursor (and in the status bar we can read "0 selection regions").

Temporary solution to recover the cursor : Ctrl+U.

Add the ability for UnrealScript syntax highlighting. its similar to java. its not used widely but would be a great asset to have and possibly pull more people into using this amazing editor

Start with this, drag a new tab to make this, and then drag that second tab back into its origin window, leaving you with this. This is incredibly annoying behaviour, since I have to close the second window manually... and after a lot of accidental (sometimes my cpu hangs when switching tabs) dragging out of a window, it adds up. In that same vein.. Is it possible to lock tabs to a certain bar to prevent them from being dragged out? I suppose this would be an acceptable alternative, though I think both in tandem would be better than one or the other.

it would be a challenge, but I never saw that done through machine learning/in an automatic way. Currently I am working on my emacs setups to 'manually' run programs, just to play to extract patterns. Using some statistics, we may be able to extract patterns at a certain/statistically useful pattern, and apply it -> make it a much automatically process then creating our own snippets by hands.

with sublime text 2: it's at an unique position to do so - with it's python plugin and modern interface.

When I right click on the last tab, i still get to see the "close tabs to the right" option, i click on it and obviously nothing happens.