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

  1. Fòrum: General
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Set build system through command panel

Tim Steenvoorden fa 13 anys • updated by Jacob Gardner fa 13 anys • 1

Commands in the command pallet to select a build system would be nice. (Same way as setting syntax grammars.)

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Ability to iterate over window settings

Guy Carver fa 13 anys • 0

 such as  for s in self.window.settings() :  print(s)


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find.use_selected_text in ST2

adzenith fa 15 anys • actualitzat fa 15 anys • 1
In Sublime Text 1, there was an option find.useSelectedText that you could set to false to prevent selected text from automatically being copied into the find box. Could this option be added into ST2?
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Automatically highlight references to symbol under cursor

Vincent Abric fa 14 anys • updated by Hugo Schmitt fa 13 anys • 2
Same usefull feature as in this sublimetext 1 plug-in : HighlightCurrentWord
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Using a binary shift left ("<<") followed by a left parenthesis causes Perl syntax highlighting to fail.

David Stults fa 14 anys • updated by Fredrik Ehnbom fa 14 anys • 1
Example:

$x = 1 << (32 - $y);

Everything after the ; will be colored yellow, no more syntax highlighting.
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leaving full screen crashes

Eugene Wolfson fa 15 anys • actualitzat fa 15 anys • 2
In Build 2128, on OS X, going in to Full Screen or Distraction Free mode and then exiting it causes Sublime Text 2 to crash.

If I reopen it, I do not lose my open tabs.
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A more OS-integrated side bar

Fre fa 13 anys • 0

Drag and drop files and folders (from within the app and from other apps), file renaming, a contextual menu (especially useful actions: open with, reveal in Finder/Explorer), file icons (the line height allows for icons, to easily see the filetype)


The current sidebar is quite bare bones, the plugin I found revealed to be quite a hack and don't integrate well with the OS ("Open with" doesn't load system applications)

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Auto hide the function list window under some circumstances

codex fa 14 anys • actualitzat fa 14 anys • 0
I am used to Slickedit's "next function/prev function" keyboard bindings.   So far, the closest approximation ST2 is to use <Command-R><Up/Down> to show the function list, and then using the arrow keys to move to the next function.  However, if I should simultaneously press Command, R, and an arrow key, and keep Command and R depressed while I select a function, the selection window will not automatically go away when I release the keys--it requires <Enter>.  This makes quick selection difficult (the same problem also occurs with Command-P).  There are some other problems with this method as well, such as:

- the next function is not visible in the function list, because the current function is always at the bottom
- the chosen function is not always in the same spot in the editor window (e.g. middle), and I can't easily find it because my eyes were focused on the function list as the editor window was scrolling around. 
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Google Closure Template

Niken Wijaya fa 14 anys • updated by Peter Meier fa 13 anys • 1

Would you please add syntax highlight for google closure template :)

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Make tab handling work like in a browser, especially Chrome

Philipp fa 15 anys • 0
Sublime 2 looks a lot like Chrome which I appreciate very much.

However, because the two look alike, I also expect Sublime to work like Chrome in many regards.
For example:

CMD + t should open an empty document in a new tab
CMD + n should open an empty document in a new window
Dragging the last tab from an empty window should close it

When I close a tab, the next tab should slide over so that its close button is exactly where the close button of the previous tab was (Chrome does this). Right now, when I want to close multiple tabs, I have to reposition my cursor after each click. This is not optimal.

There is probably a lot more that Sublime could learn from Chrome. An "app store" for user generated extensions would be great as well.


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