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Latest development build breaks the CMake TMbundle

Maya Kirsten Roman 15 years ago • updated by Jon Skinner 15 years ago • 1
When I try to open a CMakeLists.txt file in Sublime Text 2 (dev) build 2158, I get the following errors: 

end pattern with unmatched parenthesis in regex ^(?!(?=\S)


Error loading syntax file "Packages/cmake.tmbundle/Syntaxes/CMake Listfile.tmLanguage": Error in regex: end pattern with unmatched parenthesis in regex (?i)^\s*(function|macro)\s*(\(

I submit this as a bug as it occurs after upgrading to Build 2158 from 2157.

I'm running Arch Linux 64bit, using the cmake.tmbundle from textmate/cmake.tmbundle.

Edit:
I've just discovered that this occurs with all syntax packages.
Is it only affecting me?
Answer
Jon Skinner 15 years ago
Fixed in 2161
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Documentation generation

Leo Ditolaghi 14 years ago • 0

Please consider the autogeneration of a pdf document that captures the current state of Sublime Text documentation, making it available for download, to support the use of the editor when not online. (Thanks.)

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Ruby build system regexp doesn't capture --from

Stian Håklev 15 years ago • updated 15 years ago • 0
The build system for Ruby is great, but the regexp doesn't work for all kinds of output, for example with the error code below: 

/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/bibtex-ruby-2.0.4/lib/bibtex/entry.rb:282:in `method_missing': undefined method `BibTeX' for #<BibTeX::Entry:0x00000101190170> (NoMethodError)from /Users/Stian/src/folders2web/bibtex-cleanup.rb:36:in `<main>'
F4 correctly picks up the first error, and goes to the right file/line number, but for the second line, it tries to open the file "from /Users/Stian/src/folders2web/bibtex-cleanup.rb", which obviously doesn't exist.
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Fixed

scroll_past_end "Base File.sublime-settings" does not work

Josh Benner 15 years ago • updated by Jon Skinner 15 years ago • 0

 Setting scroll_past_end to true (which is actually the default) does not seem to work to allow any file types not overriding this to scroll past the end of buffers.


However, when scroll_past_end is set to true in a syntax-specific settings file, it works.

Answer
Jon Skinner 15 years ago
While counter-intuitive, this is working as designed. scroll_past_end is overridden the the OSX defaults (in Default/Base File (OSX).sublime-settings), so changing the regular default settings will have no effect - you need to place the setting in your user settings.

In general, it's better to place all your settings in your user settings, so they're not lost when updating. It's likely the default settings will be read only in the future.
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Sidebar browsing broken since 2.0

Nicolas Glinoer 14 years ago • 0

Since the move to 2.0, the sidebar browsing is no longer working properly when browsing files hosted on our NAS: when we use the sidebar to dig into a subfolder structure, expanding a directory node often produces no effect: the Triangle icon is pointing down, but no content is shown below it. Only by using the right-click menu > Refresh, does the content appear.

This affects all our Windows 7 configs, when accessing our files via SMB. The files are stored on a dedicated Linux NAS (FreeNAS), on our LAN.

The issue seems to only affect "deep" folder structures, not the first/second levels.

The issue does not seem to affect files stored locally, or shared on a Windows server.

This was working fine up to Build 2181 (remarkably well, in fact!)

The 2.0.1 update does not fix the issue.

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WELCOME: Westhill Consulting Rooms

Michele Rouze 13 years ago • 0
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Soundproofed
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Return to the same file the editor was after searching with Ctrl+P

Miguel Araujo 16 years ago • updated 16 years ago • 2
When using Ctrl+P for finding a file, in case of not finding one or changing your mind, you don't get back to the tab you were before doing it in Linux.
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implement (or document) universal command arguments like ^U in emacs

rmcgowan 15 years ago • 0

 The thing I miss the most, and keep stumbling over, is ^U universal argument support, the way it's used in emacs. I implemented my emacs-like key bindings, pretty much except for this common argument.

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Expand selection within scope

U N. 15 years ago • 0
It would be cool to have some kind of variable/word selection "within scope". E.g. one has a cursor inside a word and expands selection "to word". The thing I think would be useful for some of the users, is the ability to expand selection further away, selecting all the instances of the already selected word within the scope. Very useful when renaming variables.
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[option] Automatically display hidden tabs while switching files

aristidesfl 15 years ago • updated 15 years ago • 0
I like having tabs hidden most of the time but when switching files with the keyboard would be nice to see what I'm doing.
It's a waste of screen to have the tabs visible all the time when I'm writing code.
I want to see them only when I need them.

just like the search pannel is only visible when you are searching

The same goes for the sidebar.. (with file switching and focus on it)




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