Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.
command palette open without any open files
Strange color schemes rendering
make search highlight customizable in themes
Large menus are sized incorrectly when opened on a second (smaller) monitor
I have 2 monitors, the second monitor is a wide screen with less vertical space than the primary one.
When I open a large menu (syntax list) when sublime is running on the second monitor, the drop down goes off the screen. It looks like the primary screen size is being used to calculate the available space.
It should be using the dimensions of the screen that sublime is attached to.
Show current file in the new groups after switching
It's similar to emacs behavior.
"ctrl+<" shortcut is not working on US keyboard layouts
Allow spaces to be insert when typing with the shift button down and space bar is it
Sort document based on Sections
assume you have a data sheet with multiline information per data:
id: 501
name: Two
id: 500
name: One
so basically what I want to do is:
1. select "id:"
2. press Super+Ctrl+G to select all occurrences
3. select those two lines
4. sort based on the id
(or a different approach. Go to menu "Sort Based On Sections", define the paragraph/section and sort the document)
Ending brace/parenthesis/quote should only appear if otherwise it would leave braces/parentheses/quotes unbalanced.
Say I have code that looks like this:
function blah (arg, anotherarg) blah; blah; }
And I type a single open brace at the end of the first line. What should happen is this:
function blah (arg, anotherarg) { blah; blah; }
What does happen is this:
function blah (arg, anotherarg) { } blah; blah; }
cmd+9 should take you to the last tab even if there are less than 9 open tabs (like Chrome)
Recently I had a lot of files open, and I would switch to the last one (with cmd+9) then edit it and close it, then switch to the last tab again. When I got down to less than 9 tabs left, I was very confused when cmd+9 no longer did anything.
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