General / Sublime Text

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Deleting project root folder doesn't remove it from sidebar

hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 0

There's a little bug since build 2157, when you delete the root folder of a project, the folder is moved to the trash but it stay showing in the sidebar.

I'm using build 2159 at OSX lion

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Goto anything doesn't support prefixing with filename if already started with symbol search

hace 13 años • actualizado por hace 13 años • 1

open Goto Anything (ctrl + p)
type a symbold search, i.e @something
then go back and add a filename, i.e filename@something

Expected a symbol search in <filename>, but as far as I can tell that never happens.

It works as expected, however, if you start typeing the filename immediate, then the symbol search.

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Disable highlighting for idle splited screen

hace 11 años • 0

When we have a splited screen, the number of the line where the cursor is set is still highlighted in the idle splited screens. This is quite confusing, especially when the highlight_line option is on.

Please turn off the highlitght of the line where the cursor is set in the idle buffer

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+2

Support external syntax repositories references

hace 12 años • 0

External syntax repositories should be referenceable in syntax definitions, e.g. it should be supported to have an "include" key with value "source.erlang#comment".

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+2

Set a Custom Default Icon

hace 12 años • actualizado por hace 12 años • 2

A way to set a new default Icon (not overwritten on updates) would be really nice. Discussion here:

http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8000

I've used Sublime Text now for a little over a year, and I've always felt that the icon didn't really say a whole lot about what Sublime Text actually does. I've seen a lot of basic icons that show the letter, and a lot of copies of the button theme, and even a few that show markup.

For me I wanted to start with what Sublime Text means to me.

It's a building tool. It creates the foundation, and so I liked the idea of blocks, and I liked the idea of abstracting the "S" a little bit. So after a few months of dwelling on it, I felt inspired to take a crack at it and I'd like to submit it to everyone if you're interested.

I started with basic blocks, and refined through a number of steps.

and finally landed on something like this.

This icon has been saved out at HiDPI resolution as well

http://cl.ly/3P1K2X3c0e3u2d3f2T1g

And in .ico

ico: http://cl.ly/3x172V2O2V1a0A2B2K0b

Enjoy, and feedback welcome of course. I'd love to take some ideas and run with them.

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+2

Code folding bug

hace 11 años • 0

I don't know it's bug or feature, but this error exists both in second and third version of Sublime Text.

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+2

COMPLETADO

Be able to remap the ctrl, alt, shift, and command keys in OSX so they behave like on PC

hace 14 años • actualizado por hace 12 años • 2

I've come from a PC using Notepad++ where i can, eg, hold ctrl and press an arrow to jump between words. But on OSX i need to hold alt to do the same thing. It'd be GREAT if there was an option to remap this, and all the other shortcuts, on osx. PLEASE

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Respuesta

hace 14 años

All key bindings are configurable. Take a look at Packages/Default/Default (<platform>).sublime-keymap, and copy the bindings you'd like from the Windows version into the OSX version.

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save_on_focus_lost doesn't check that the file has been deleted

hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 0

When save_on_focus_lost is enabled, deleting the file and then switching to ST and back leads to the file being immediately recreated with the old name. If I delete the directory, ST will start complaining that it couldn't save the file. ST should check that the file exists before saving and disable autosave if it's gone.

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