Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.
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ability to combine counterparts (.h .cpp .m) in sidebar or tabs.. both for open files and folder-browser
Clicking such a tab would select the last viewed item, clicking again would toggle. another idea for helping c/c++ coders out without needing to remember a hotkey (which may be forgotten when moving between platforms & their IDE's)
The ability to combine multiple extensions for the same filename could be done in a non-c/c++ specific manner, and binary files (.o? .pyc?) ignored.
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open files list window
It would be nice to have the functionality that was in MultiEdit for DOS/Windows - open files list with selection ability (or maybe quicksearch), called by customizable hotkey.
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Build system not automatically selected
I have a question regarding a custom build system. It contains two file types (source.sass, source.scss), but for .sass files build is greyed out until the build system is selected manually. Details here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15868151/
Is there a simple explanation or does this happen to be a bug?
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Fold Away Non-Matching Lines
Back in my IBM 3270 mainframe days we used an editor called XEdit. It had a neat feature whereby you could hide away all lines in a file not matching a pattern or keyword.
There is something similar for Vim, called foldsearch (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2302).
I suspect some smart person could write a Sublime plugin to do this. Maybe one exists and I haven't found it yet.
There is something similar for Vim, called foldsearch (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2302).
I suspect some smart person could write a Sublime plugin to do this. Maybe one exists and I haven't found it yet.
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unify shortcuts under windows and linux
I use sublime text on Windows and Linux and some shortcuts are different which is always confusing me. Specially the multiple selection which is shift+alt+down on linux ans ctrl+alt+down on windows.
Answer
Jon Skinner
13 years ago
Key bindings are the same between Windows and Linux, except where platform conventions dictate otherwise (e.g. Ctrl+Q to quit on linux), or where the window manager will typically eat the key bindings on Linux.
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trash folders, delete unempty folders
It would be cool to add a ability to trash folders and ability to delete unempty folders from sidebar
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Don't move the view position when I adjust tab size
It's especially big deal when the file is like 8000 lines long.
Resize the tab window size just a bit and I will be looking at a whole new different place in the file.
I don't think the way it is now is beneficial to anyone.
Please make it so that current view is kept still as I adjust the tab size.
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Default keybindings should match default Xcode bindings
For example, Option-Command-Arrow triggers code folding/unfolding in Xcode, but it changes tabs in ST2. Switching tabs in ST2 could use the Ctrl-Command-Arrow shortcut that's used for history forward/back in Xcode, or it could use Shift-Command-SquareBracket, to be consistent with Terminal's shortcuts.
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