There should be an option for 'Find in files' to allow searching subdirectories.

Hi,

Would it be possible to implement syntax highlighting for AWK/GAWK source files?

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It should be possible to run inline actions on the sidebar items.
The current implementation is counter-intuitive and not usable since it forces the user to switch context (and focus).
When renaming, the user has to realize that a new bar has appeared at the bottom of the interface.
When adding a new file/folder the behaviour is even worse since it opens a new file and the focus is moved there so the user doesn't know where the new item belongs to.
For a proper implementation please see Gedit's File Browser Pane.

Right now, ctrl+tab follows no apparent ordering scheme. I assume (and have read somewhere) that it follows the order of the stack of most recently used tabs, but this seems counter-intuitive given every other tabbed program progresses through them linearly as listed.

Please add an option to allow ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab to scroll forward\backward through the list of opened tabs as they appear in the tab bar.

Projects should open in new windows, instead of replacing the current window.

A feature I love in TextMate and that I really miss in Sublime Text is the ability to run code inside snippets. TextMate implements that with backticks, and anything between backticks is executed as shell code, and the output gets inserted at that point in the snippet.

It would be great if include files could be checked and variables and function names could be used in the autocompletion. Furthermore it would be great when only class members would be shown when writing:

A bit of a strange behavior I've come across: soft-wrapped lines which end in an HTML tag will render the space after the tag at the beginning of the following line.

Implement ctrl+t to open a new tab and ctrl+shift+t to reopen the last closed tab. The same way most browsers do it