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

  1. Foro: General
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Bug with highlightning on datetime in python

Steffen Hageland hace 12 años • actualizado por jan otte hace 12 años • 6

The following datetime-string will make give wrong syntaxhighlightning in python 2.7: "%H%M".


The last M will not be marked purple, but instead yellow like a normal string.

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Makefile syntax coloring doesn't work with ':=' operator.

Paulius Kigas hace 12 años • actualizado por Franklin Yu hace 8 años • 1

A picture's worth a thousand words:


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In my opinion, lines with ':=' operator should look the same as lines with '=' operator. As far as I've tried, the same issue appears on every color scheme.

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Clojure not accepting bigint's [Fix included]

Morten Linderud hace 12 años • 0

Valid Clojure code:

(+ 1 2)

(+ 1N 2N)

However, first is correct with the Sublime syntax file, and the second is incorrect.

Fix:

inside Clojure.tmLanguage, change the regex for constant.numeric.integer.clojure from (-|\+)?\b[0-9]+\b to:

(-|\+)?\b[0-9](|N)+\b


There might be better fixes but this atleast does not show invalid syntax :)

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SAS syntax highlighting

Veronica G. hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 4
Starting to work on data analysis using SAS - I love Sublime Text, but right now, the syntax isn't highlighted. Am having to use a native SAS editor which is kinda annoying. Would love to see this as an option!
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Stretch tabs to the very top in full screen mode

Tomek Sowiński hace 13 años • actualizado por fucksyouhard hace 9 años • 2
One annoying thing when working in full screen mode is when you throw your mouse to the top of the screen, you cannot select a tab because there is a few pixels of black space between the tabs and the top edge of the screen.

Proposal: either remove the black space at the top or, if it's needed for design/art reasons, stretch the hot/active area of the tabs upwards onto the black space.
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Running builds not killed when a file is closed

Lyndsy Simon hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 0
I'm developing in Python using Flask, which includes a built-in, self-reloading webserver.

When I close a file with the webserver still running, the process becomes orphaned and I cannot kill it without resorting to the operating system's method - on Windows, I have to use Task Manager.

Running build processes should be terminated when the active window is closed.
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COMPLETADO

Syntax Highlight Based off SHEBANG lines

Scott Bowers hace 14 años • actualizado por Jon Skinner hace 14 años • 0
When working with with executable scripts, syntax highlighting is disabled because the file type cannot be detected.

This feature increases highlighting availability by mapping SHEBANG lines to mime types.
Respuesta
Jon Skinner hace 14 años
This was added in the latest version
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Have the current directory 'stick' to top of folders view when it is not visible (for long lists of files)

Adam Zielinski hace 11 años • 0
At the moment, if you have enough files in a directory you can no longer see the folder you and currently looking at files in. It would be nice if the current directory name stayed stuck to the top of the folder viewer while you scrolled around. Sort of like on websites whose nav bars stay at the top of the screen when you scroll down the page.
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Closing a file opened in multiple tabs still displays the 'unsaved file' prompt

Ken Chatfield hace 12 años • 0

The user should be able to close files displayed in multiple views without being prompted to save changes until there is only one view remaining of that file (after which the user should be prompted as usual when trying to close)


It's also important this bug is fixed to allow for development of plugins that manage multiple views of files (I'm currently developing one)

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add semicolon at the end of the line

Ricardo Cruz hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 2
how can I make a macro to put a semicolon at the end of the line?


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