1. Create a file, eg. test.md in a new directory
2. Enable text wrap, set it to 80col
3. Save the file, create a sublimetext project, eg. test.sublime-project
4. Close the project, reopen it, open test.md
   
5. text wrap settings have not been remembered

What would be cool is to store these per-file settings in the project settings file.

When switching projects with Ctrl+Alt+P, the index of the files in the project folder is rebuilt. As I usually switch between different versions of the entire AOSP, this is incredibly slow and makes switching between projects impratical.

I realize that files may have changed in the meantime, but at least scan for changes in the background while letting the user use the cached file list from the previous session.

The ability to assing a "modifier only double keypress" as a key binding.

ex:

"keys": ["control+control"] = Typing the control key twice-in-a-row executes the command.

This would be really handy for the Control Palette.

It's a nice way to get another "easy target" keyboard shortcut after all of the "space+___" shortcuts have been taken.

I first saw this feature in Quicksilver and it's very convenient.

Here's some related links and information:

http://geek.michaelgrace.org/2011/02/double-key-press-activation-state-machine-thingy/

http://rawsyntax.com/blog/quicksilver-secure-keyboard-entry-and-single-modified-activaction/