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

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KEY CODES and SHORTCUTS !!!

Klaus Hougesen vor 13 Jahren • aktualisiert vor 13 Jahren • 0
SCENARIO:
If multiple plugins are installed key codes might get messy.

FEATURE:
When editing shortcut files automatically watch for changes and warn if the new shortcut has already been applied to something else.

SCENARIO:
Multiple new plugins makes for a steep learning curve when approaching st2

FEATURE:
Print a sheet of all active shortcuts and descriptions.
A sort of dynamic cheat sheet of all shortcuts - that gets generated on request as a txt doc or a PDF for easy printing  and categorized in defaults, plugins, languages?


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New theme for ST2,

George vor 13 Jahren • aktualisiert von uid vor 13 Jahren • 3
I really love ST but the theme is... for a Mac user, simply ugly. I recommend one like https://github.com/buymeasoda/soda-theme/ and a new icon, remember, we need power and style too ;). Thanks for make a great editor;I simply love it
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In Ruby mode, entering a pipe symbol ("|") with text selected should pipe-bracket that text.

Dan Martinez vor 12 Jahren • 0

Since Ruby uses the pipe symbol to demarcate block parameters, it would be nice if the pipe behaved in a way analogous to parentheses, square brackets, and curly brackets: if text is selected when entering the character, instead of replacing said text with the character, place one at the beginning and one at the end of selected text.

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Spell checker does not recognize words correctly

vor 12 Jahren • 0

If I'm not mistaken, Sublime Text uses hunspell dictionaries for its spell checking mechanism. hunspell is also used in LibreOffice and can be used in Vim as well.


Unfortunately, Sublime Text marks words as incorrectly spelled although they're definitely correct. As a result, almost haft of my document is underlined in red. 


I'm using hunspell-de-de (German dictionary) on Ubuntu 12.10, which is identical with the dictionary in the github repository.


As a verification, I opened my document in LibreOffice, Vim and hunspell's interactive console and everything was fine.


Could you please look into that. Right now, the spell checking mechanism seems completely useless.

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Triple click options

Hasitha Liyanage vor 11 Jahren • 0

Common shift + (arrow/mouse) selections that are tedious and can be potentially replaced by a triple click:

  1. Selecting the text within a single or double quoted string
  2. Selecting the enclosure of a pair of parentheses, brackets or angle brackets
  3. Selecting a name-value pair (particularly in XML)
  4. Other commonly copied and pasted language constructs

It may be difficult to make these language aware, but at a minimum, selecting an enclosure based on the following as delimiters may be possible: ['"<>(){},]

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Find All within selection

David Baumgold vor 13 Jahren • 0
The situation: I want to copy a function and change a few variable names and function calls in the copied version. I'm using Vintage mode, so I can just use the Vim keystrokes to easily select the function in Visual mode, yank it, and paste it below. Next, I want to do a search/replace, but *only* within the context of the copied function, so I select the copied function using Visual mode, press "/" or "Cmd-F" to bring up the search box, type in the word I want to find, and then press Alt-Enter, intending for it to match within the context of the selected text. Instead, it matches across the whole file. (If it matched correctly, I could use ST2's multiple selection/cursors feature to easily replace the way I want.)

Can you add a feature to restrict search to within a selection?
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Right clicking a file/folder in the sidebar should allow to "Reveal in Finder"

Caleb Land vor 12 Jahren • aktualisiert von Marc-André Lafortune vor 11 Jahren • 1
Nevermind, I see there is already a ticket for this. I searched for the word "reveal" but it didn't come up in userecho the first time.

When you right click a file or folder in the sidebar there should be an option to "Reveal in Finder" which would open a finder window with the selected item highlighted.

If the item is a folder, there should also be an option to "Open in Finder" which would open a finder window of that folder's contents.

This makes working with projects easier. Thanks
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Navigate Find Results via keyboard

yun sheng vor 11 Jahren • 0

Is it possible to navigate FindResults from keyboard?


like,

1, ctrl+shift+f, find "test"

2, Press 'F7' to next match, 'F6' for previous match


Currently this could only done by double clicking the result line, and I must open the FindResult tab to find other matches.



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Search and replace broken?

morrow vor 14 Jahren • 0

I'm using Sublime Text 2 build 2051 on ubuntu linux 10.04 LTS 64-bit .  I'm experiencing a bug where performing repeated search-and-replace where replace is empty automatically fills the replace block after the first run-through with the previous replace input.  


Example:  
1) Search for: "abc" replace with : "xyz".  
2) Search for "def", replace with "" (empty).  
3) Repeat the search-and-replace (hit replace again)
It will hit the first instance of def, replace it with empty characters (delete it), and then the second and subsequent matches will be replaced with "xyz" (from the previous search and replace).  It also doesn't re-fill the "replace" input field with "xyz" until you click on it, so it looks like it should be working.

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Layout bookmarks

Nathan Gray vor 13 Jahren • aktualisiert vor 13 Jahren • 0
I often find myself switching between two kinds of layout.  I think of them this way:
  • project mode:  two 100-column groups, sidebar enabled, minimap enabled, window takes up most of the screen
  • simple mode: one 100-column group, no sidebar or minimap, window is easily placed alongside another window
Right now it's really difficult to switch a new window from one mode to another.  For example, if I've got a window in project mode and I want one in simple mode I need to do the following:
  1. View -> Side bar -> Hide Side bar
  2. View -> Hide Minimap
  3. View -> Layout -> Single
  4. Manually resize the window to about 100 colums width
Going from simple mode to project mode is similarly a chore.

I would like a way to define layout bookmarks that will switch between these layout modes with a single trip to the View menu (or keystroke shortcut) with no need to manually resize windows.  Ideally these bookmarks would capture most of the View menu's options, such as:
  • Window size
  • Pane layout state (# rows/columns)
  • Hidden/shown state for:
    • Side bar
    • Tabs
    • Status bar
    • Minimap
    • Console
  • Word wrap settings
  • Ruler settings
Thank you for considering this request!



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