General / Sublime Text

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ctrl+z feature for chosen lines, the rest of text is not to be affected

hace 11 años • 0

selecting text area and ctrl+z (or ctrl+y), but instead of doing "ctrl+z" until you get to the desired result (and might risk ruining lines from all other the text) you get to change only the highlighted area.

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PC Speak: Abney and Associates News - Google's Project Tango whips up new mapping tech

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News.Cnet.com
Take the latest in computer vision, power it with custom-built hardware and chipsets, and put Google behind the wheel. Welcome to Project Tango, an attempt to revolutionize mobile mapping.

When Google sold off Motorola Mobility, it kept the company's Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group and moved it under the Android umbrella. Now we know at least part of the reason why: Project Tango.

Project Tango is an ambitious attempt by ATAP, a skunkworks division with Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) roots that's been peeled away from Motorola Mobility, to give smartphones the ability to do realistic 3D mapping and create virtual experiences as the phone's owner moves through the real world. Not surprisingly, there's more to it than that.

The key move to Tango is that it's a collaborative project that pulls together the expertise of more than a few companies working on cutting-edge technology. This includes a low-powered, vision-processing chip called the Myriad 1 with custom-designed architecture by Movidius, reports TechCrunch. The Myriad 1 can power the complex algorithms needed for computer vision without draining the smartphone's battery, something that current smartphone chips can't do.

Tango exists as a 5-inch Android phone prototype, running customized hardware and software which can track the "full 3D motion of the device, while simultaneously creating a map of the environment," says Google. Suggested applications range from the mundane, such as capturing the dimensions of your home before furniture shopping simply by waving the phone around a room, to the helpful, such as aiding the visually impaired inside unfamiliar buildings, to the frivolous, such as turning a hallway into a virtual-reality game space.

The company is putting Tango in the hands of developers in the coming months, starting with 200 devices distributed by the middle of March. Developers can submit their proposals to the ATAP group at the Project Tango Web site.

The phone's sensors make more than 250 million 3D measurements every second and use that data to build a 3D model of the phone's surroundings. It includes custom APIs that give developers access to the phone's position, orientation, and depth. Android applications can be written in Java, C++, and in the Unity Game Engine. Google cautions that as a prototype, Project Tango is not a "final shipping product."

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Cmd-C does not copy on the first keystroke

hace 13 años • actualizado por hace 12 años • 5

Intermittently (multiple times a week), copy and paste do not work on the first keystroke. ST seems to get into a state where this occurs. It seems to go away when the app is restarted.

When it is in this state, I'll select text and hit Cmd-C. Then, when pasting I get the content of the previous entry on the clipboard. I can work around by hitting Cmd-C multiple times before pasting.

When it is not in this 'state', it seems to work fine. :( It also worked for a number of months without fail. I'll try to capture the log output next time it occurs.

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Bug: Open 2 focus groups, switch to focusgroup 2, open file, drag outside of the window, new window is minimized..

hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 0

view -> layout -> 2 rows
view -> focus group -> group 2
open file in group 2
drag the tab outside of the window
the new window is minimized and can only be brought up on windows 7 using winkey + arrow up

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ASM syntax and Scroll tip

hace 13 años • actualizado hace 13 años • 0

Assembly syntax and also the scrollbar are not function properly as they reach the end of document they pass too much, and maybe two little button on scroll to move line by line and also move the mouse cursor so you don't haveto move you mouse each time.

multi selection and rectangular selection, similar to TextMate.

by the way I've been writting a texteditor too similar to yours in some way and when I saw yours I felt in love and cann't continue my own. :) ( I think that was such a compliment :)

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line-highlight and word wrap

hace 12 años • 0

When word wrap and line-highlight is on, the complete wrapped block is highlighted. I think it should still highlight one line in that wrapped block.

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Support for nested comments in D

hace 12 años • 0

D supports nested comments, delimited by /+ and +/. However, Sublime Text 2 does not apply the correct syntax highlighting. Is it possible to add that?

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OSX App icon new file (even when not started)

hace 11 años • 0

I'm really missing one this feature: many other applications have the to open a new file, even when application is not started on right click on the app icon in the dock.
many thanks

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Gold prices advance on rising physical demand, mixed U.S. data

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Investing.com - Gold prices posted hefty gains on Friday on reports that physical demand is picking up, while uncertainty over the fate of monetary stimulus programs in the U.S. bolstered the precious metal's safe haven appeal.

On the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures for December delivery traded at USD1,378.40 during U.S. afternoon hours, up 1.29%.

Gold prices hit a session low of USD1,357.10 a troy ounce and high of USD1,379.10 a troy ounce.

The December contract settled up 2.06% at USD1,360.90 a troy ounce on Thursday.

Gold futures were likely to find support at USD1,315.40 a troy ounce, Wednesday's low, and resistance at USD1,391.35, the high from June 17.

Reports that physical demand for gold is on the rise in Asia bolstered prices on Friday amid technical buying.

Elsewhere a mixed bag of U.S. economic indicators began to fuel sentiments that the U.S. economy is recovery but at a sluggish clip, and an eventual Federal Reserve decision to begin tapering monetary stimulus measures will take place so gradually that gold will still enjoy monetary support for the long term.

Monetary stimulus programs such as the Fed's USD85 billion in monthly asset purchases tend to weaken the dollar by driving down long-term interest rates, which makes gold an attractive venue as long as such tools remain in place even if at a lesser amount.

Gold and the dollar tend to trade inversely from one another.

The Commerce Department reported earlier that U.S. building permits rose 2.7% to 943,000 units in July, just shy of expectations for a 2.9% increase to 945,000 units although June's figure was revised up to 918,000 units from 911,000.

The government added that housing starts rose 5.9% to 896,000 units in July, missing expectations for a 8.3% increase to 900,000 units. Still, June's figure was revised up to 846,000 units from 836,000.

Elsewhere, the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan's preliminary consumer sentiment index fell to 80.0 in August from 85.1 in July. Analysts were expecting the index to rise to 85.5 this month.

Not all U.S. data missed expectations.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics said in a preliminary report that nonfarm productivity rose 0.9% in the second quarter, beating expectations for a 0.6% gain after a 1.7% decline in the previous quarter.

Also on the Comex, silver for September delivery was up 1.57% at USD23.295 a troy ounce, while copper for September delivery was up 0.82% and trading at USD3.365 a pound.