The lack of ability to write and look for .swp files is preventing me from using sublime as my primary editor.

I work with a team in a common codebase, the way we keep from stepping on eachother's toes is when we go to open a file in vim, it notifies us that the file is being worked on.

I don't need the ability to actually READ .swp files, but it would be awesome to be able to look for the existence upon opening.  Also, sublime should create a .swp file when opening a file.

Whenever I try to create an anonymous javascript object formatted like this:

{

    field:

And hit the tab key to line up my values, Sublime gets totally screwy and starts changing what I typed for "field". It just keeps attempting to autocomplete "field" into "fieldkey" for some reason. There's no auto-complete popup though, this just happens all on its own with no way to cancel it. Anyway it's totally messed up and I can't type what I want to type. Even typing shift-tab doesn't work--there's some really weird behavior there too, type shift-tab and then tab and the cursor jumps all over the place, inserting characters and stuff.

Currently, Sublime Text expects any Haskell class declaration to include a "where" statement for associated functions. This is not always the case, i.e. a class declaration

class Foo a

is completely valid. The syntax highlighting breaks on the missing where statement.

In the Find Panel - there should be a button labeled "Mark All" to add a bookmark to all lines containing the search term. This is a very useful functionality which is shown below from Textpad - so that you can do a search, and then process and edit each of your search results one by one.

hello I would like sublime supporting lilypond  -> http://www.lilypond.org/  maybe it does and I don't know how.