When I use full-screen mode and zoom text, tabs, command palette and status bar remains the standard size.  This is uncomfortable for users with vision problems, eg. they take off glasses, zoom text => happy, but now can't use so much useful command palette, don't see current tab filename and status bar. Thank you!

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I'm using ClipboardManager, so it might be that this is a problem with the plugin. But I doubt it — the behavior is too weird, and all that ClipboardManager does is `self.view.run_command('paste')`.

When I copy, say, a word, and then place a few cursors and paste, it is pasted correctly.

But when I select a line (including the NL at the end - that's important) and then copy and paste that to multiple cursors, only the first cursor pastes. So it has something to do with pasting a "line" instead of "words".

Just to keep things interesting, if I copy multiple lines instead of just one line, it pastes fine again.

The problem applies to JSDoc comments; with a buffer looking like this:

/**
  * @class
  * Class description.
  * Next line
  * Next line
  * Next line
  * @constructor
  */
var SomeClass = function() {
    this.foo = 1;
    this.bar = 2;
}
/**
  * @class
  * Class description.
  * Next line
  * Next line
  * Next line
  * @constructor
  */
var SomeClass2 = function() {
    this.foo = 1;
    this.bar = 2;
}
 

... Sublime Text 2 guesses an indentation width of 2. However, the code actually has an indentation width of 4, but ST2 is taking the apparent indentation of the comment blocks into account.

Realizing that maintaining a fixed width for tabs when closing them would keep close buttons aligned under the mouse pointer, we designed a system whereby the tab strip will re-layout when you close a tab to fill the gap left, but not resize the remaining tabs, until you move your mouse away from the tab strip (thus signaling you're done closing tabs).