Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.
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How can I create a selection?
I've written a plugin which replaces the selected regions with some other content. Now I would like to reselect the results to show the user what has been replaced. How can I do this?
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navigation - sidebar text preview
see Mac email client.
how about an option to show 1 or 2 lines of text from the current location in each open file in the sidebar
Only enable when the sidebar is expanded beyond a certain size.
This preview text would be in a small, faint font so as not to distract from the filename itself
With this multiple views into file this could do a similar job to bookmarks, or could almost be like a textual "Expose"
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Selecting text should hide the cursor until a selection is made
In OS X at least, while dragging to make a selection, the cursor disappears. It makes making selections in Sublime feel a little off. Usually on OS X, the cursor isn't available at all while the selection is in place, but I understand that Sublime needs to show the cursor position while a selection is made.
I think Sublime should hide the cursor while dragging.
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Status bar draggable in OSX
I'd like the option to drag the status bar in OSX to move the main Sublime window around, similar to Finder / Safari.
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Display keyboard shortcut on each tab
Optionally display the keyboard shortcut and/or tab index for each tab. ⌘1 ⌘2 ⌘3, etc. iTerm2 has this. It's hard to visually guess if a tab is number 6 or 7.
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Copy (super+c) should copy line if nothing is selected
The first time I've seen this improvement was in IntelliJ IDE.
If nothing is selected, make the Copy command (super+c) copy the entire line.
The same goes for the Cut command (super+x).
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Todo List
It would be cool if we could navigate to View > Todo List
and that would show us a summary of all lines of code marked with a TODO comment
and that would show us a summary of all lines of code marked with a TODO comment
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Combine 32-bit and 64-bit versions into one package for Linux
Perhaps combine the 32 bit and 64 bit versions into one package - I run it from my Dropbox on multiple machines.
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Syntax for New Files
Whenever a new file is opened, it should use the syntax of the last opened file.
The reason is that mostly one is working with a particular language. And in that case, creating a new file is usually for that language.
The reason is that mostly one is working with a particular language. And in that case, creating a new file is usually for that language.
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