Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.
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Add toggle folding
I expect to fold/unfold with the same shortcut, like textmate does.
Same for multi level folding, right now it is slow.
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symbolic links aren't honored by auto-reloading on OS X
I keep my personal configuration for all my tools, including sublime, in version control. I have a small script which sets up symlinks pointing back to that directory, so. e.g. my "User" package is at ~/MyConfig/Sublime/UserPackage with a symlink from "~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/User" pointing at it.
This works fine on Linux, and mostly fine on OS X, but if I change any files in ~/MyConfig/Sublime/UserPackage, they will automatically be re-loaded on Linux but not on OS X. (Haven't tried on Windows.)
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When using USA International Keyboard Layout, and we want to wrap a selected text into quotes, the first quote overwrites the selected text.
Set your keyboard layout to USA International, then write something into Sublime Text 2, select it, and type a quote (wanting to wrap selected text into quotes). The "pre-quote" overwrites selected text. This "pre-quote" is a state of waiting until a vowel or spacebar be pressed, in order to know which character is user wanting to type.
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Completed
Restore window dimensions and position on start
It'd be nice to have the window dimensions and size restored to what they were upon close when SB2 is started, so you don't have to move and resize it as it was previously.
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Fixed
Tab dragging is slow and buggy, almost always creates new instance
Ubuntu x64
When I drag a tab to reorder, sublime freezes for a moment and becomes unresponsive. If I move the cursor down (ever so slightly) it will almost always move the tab into a new instance, regardless of releasing the tab in the current instance's tab space.
If I click a tab, wait a few seconds, and move the tab up some (def. not down) the other tabs will begin to animate as I move the tab.
If I at any point in time move the tab down slightly, sublime will freeze for several seconds.
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line_padding_left & gutter border
I was wondering if it's possible to implement left padding for lines?
The reason for this is because if the gutter has a different background color from the editable area the code touches the left edge of the gutter, making it not so great to look at.
A little padding on the left of each line would push the text away from the edge of the gutter and make it look better. I don't think this would cause any confusion with indentation, since the padding will affect all lines.
A border on the right side of the gutter would also be nice to have.
You can see the kind of padding I'm talking about in the image below.
The code does not touch the left border line.
The reason for this is because if the gutter has a different background color from the editable area the code touches the left edge of the gutter, making it not so great to look at.
A little padding on the left of each line would push the text away from the edge of the gutter and make it look better. I don't think this would cause any confusion with indentation, since the padding will affect all lines.
A border on the right side of the gutter would also be nice to have.
You can see the kind of padding I'm talking about in the image below.
The code does not touch the left border line.
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Display css or scss colors in a small box in the gutter.
If you are editing css or scss, and there is a color on a line, display the color in a small box in the gutter. (like RubyMine does) Very useful.
Being able to choose a color with a ColorPicker by clicking the box would be super nice. (RubyMine also does this.)
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Official Package Control
I'm beginning to think that Sublime Text should have its own, officially supported package discovery/management tool which comes pre-installed.
Now, don't get me wrong -- the Package Control plugin is fantastic, but I think that already with ~80 packages in the system, it needs an overhaul. I don't see it scaling well beyond its current position. The problem is not with wbond's work on it, but that he's working within the confines placed on 3rd-party-devs. The command palette is a cool feature, but it's not the best tool for browsing a large number of packages to install. Since it brings so much value to ST2 and unlocks so much useful functionality of the editor, I think it really belongs as a built-in and deserves official support. Currently, telling people "go to this site, and copy that big strange string of python and paste it into the console" isn't a nice introduction to ST2.
Things which I'd like to see in it:
- being able to categorise packages would be a great start
- see usage statistics, order by 'most popular', 'newest', etc.
- integrated display of readme files
- being able to install specific versions of a package (as defined by tags)
Now, don't get me wrong -- the Package Control plugin is fantastic, but I think that already with ~80 packages in the system, it needs an overhaul. I don't see it scaling well beyond its current position. The problem is not with wbond's work on it, but that he's working within the confines placed on 3rd-party-devs. The command palette is a cool feature, but it's not the best tool for browsing a large number of packages to install. Since it brings so much value to ST2 and unlocks so much useful functionality of the editor, I think it really belongs as a built-in and deserves official support. Currently, telling people "go to this site, and copy that big strange string of python and paste it into the console" isn't a nice introduction to ST2.
Things which I'd like to see in it:
- being able to categorise packages would be a great start
- see usage statistics, order by 'most popular', 'newest', etc.
- integrated display of readme files
- being able to install specific versions of a package (as defined by tags)
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