Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.

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Define variables at project level

Thierry Goettelmann fa 13 anys • 0
Hello,  It could be interesting to configure some variables for a project, then use them in snippets.

For example, I have a snippet to create a new Controller for Symfony 2.

For example, I have this line :

namespace ${1:Company}\\${2:Application} ...

So if these variable could be defined at a project level, and be used automatically to default value, it could be great ^^
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A Yum repository.

Mike Keen fa 13 anys • 0
Would love to be able to use Yum to keep ST2 up to date.
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Do not set font_size in User/Preferences.sublime-settings when zooming in/out

Stefano Ballabeni fa 12 anys • 0
I'm trying to version my sublime configuration.

A very annoying thing that happens is that whenever I zoom in/out, sublime sets the new font size in my User/Preferences.sublime-settings file.

My point of view is that this doesn't make 100% sense since I'm not trying to change my configuration when I change the zoom level.
+5

join lines without space in vintage mode

Kenneth Chung fa 12 anys • 0

it would be nice to have this in vim mode. in vim the command is gJ. similar to J but without the space.

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Vintage mode command repeat "." incompatible with autocomplete

Wes Morgan fa 12 anys • updated by Brent Matzelle fa 11 anys • 1
When using Vintage mode, hitting the . key in command mode repeats the last command. This all works as expected UNLESS part of the last command involved auto-completed text entry. In this case, hitting . will insert the text that was manually entered but not the text that the auto-complete feature appended. It should insert all the text.
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sidebar geany (symbols, class, funtions) https://sites.google.com/site/onearvind/geany_sidebar.jpg

Christian Yánez fa 12 anys • updated by Ivan Peevski fa 12 anys • 1
Image 152 sidebar geany funtions, class, funtion navigator.
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window.open_file should bring newly focused window forward (os x)

samizdat fa 12 anys • 0
The python api provides a Window method called open_file which either creates a new tab for a given file path or focuses an existing tab if the file is already open.

This works as advertised when called on the currently active window. However when called on an inactive window it will focus the new view for text input but will not bring the window to the front. As a result your keystrokes are now editing a buffer that may be entirely hidden behind other windows.

It's unclear to me whether this is a mac-specific bug, but maybe there's a missing makeKeyAndOrderFront: call in the objective c code somewhere?
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Status bar buttons/menus for selecting tab size and translation of tabs to spaces.

Jakobus Poverato fa 14 anys • 0
Status bar buttons/menus for selecting tab size and translation of tabs to spaces.

It would be nice to have info about tabs visible at glance, and also to be able to change this settings without going to main menu.
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Scope Coloring (not just syntax coloring)

Alexander Gunnarson fa 11 anys • updated by IQvsEQ fa 11 anys • 1

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Scope coloring was first suggested by Douglas Crockford. So far the only plugin for Sublime Text 2 (that I know of) that implements scope coloring has been made solely for JavaScript at https://github.com/mazurov/sublime-levels .


It would be great if this feature could be implemented for all languages, especially Clojure and Scheme (for me).


Difference between scope coloring and syntax highlighting:

http://daniellmb.github.io/JavaScript-Scope-Context-Coloring/example/scope-coloring.html#fullmonad

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New "draw_white_space: boundary" option

Snap fa 6 anys • actualitzat fa 6 anys • 0

I think it'd be beneficial if there were a new option for draw_white_space that only draws white space on the left most and right most edges of a line so any single white spaces between words or characters in the middle of lines are ignored. Similar to setting editor.RenderWhiteSpace to "boundary" in VS Code. So it'd appear:

def function():
••••if True:
••••••••print("I <3 ST")
••••else:
••••••••print("I'm aware there's trailing white space on this line")••

More often than not, seeing white space helps with indentation, so having any source code being viewed decluttered with potentially unnecessary information while still maintaining its usefulness would be a win-win.



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