Hi, there are several topics on matching brackets, but - unless i missed it - i haven't seen anyone proposing this: connect the matching brackets visually with a line in the gutter.. this is _very_ helpfull if brackets span a bit more than just a few lines. Here's a screenshot of how jEdit does it: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10220684/screenshots/jedit_matching_brackets_ruler.png

thx for listening,
Jan

I would like to use a key binding that includes [ and ] but these are reported as being invalid. I tried { and } as well, but these were also invalid. Here is the key binding in question, and the console log:

{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+alt+]"], "command": "insert_time" },

Unknown key ]
Unable to parse binding {command: insert_time, keys: [ctrl+super+alt+]]}

This binding works when I change ] to an alpha key like n.

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I have an 80-column ruler set and word wrap on (I don't want it on but that's another matter). When I enter 'distraction-free mode' my lines which are exactly 80 characters long are wrapped at 79 characters - shockin!

We were looking for a way to grab the desktop screen space coordinates of the cursor in ST so we could have an external plugin library display a window near the cursor.  It would be nice to have a function that could return this :).

Right now if an external programs edits the file you are currently working on, with sublime text and then if you loose focus to the window and then gain focus it prompts you with 

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Make syntax highlight menu at the right bottom corner work with mouse wheel. For example: when I need to select xml syntax, mouse wheel doesnt work, I need to click the arrow many times untill get there.