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

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Allow overriding font in theme

Alexander S. hace 13 años actualizado por factormystic hace 12 años 1
As far as I can see, there's no way to override font settings in a theme. I would like to change the fonts (family, weight, size) in the sidebar and tabs.
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box-sizing CSS property is not recognised

Tom Turton hace 12 años 0
CSS 3 Box-sizing has been available since IE8, but Sublime Text 2 does not recognise it as a CSS declaration. Thus autocomplete does not support the values and the declaration is not coloured in.
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Override default associated syntax definition

guillermooo hace 14 años actualizado por Phillip Koebbe hace 13 años 7
Association between file types and syntax definitions is established in syntax definitions by means of the "filetypes" element. While normally this works fine, sometimes you might want to use an alternate syntax definition for a file type that already has a generic syntax definition associated with it, and to which Sublime gives precedence. To override the default syntax definition, it would be necessary to be able to specify a preferred syntax definition for a file type. If this preferred syntax wasn't found, Sublime would fall back to the current system.

Example:

file_types: { 
"sublime-build": { 
"syntax": "Packages/PackageDev/Support/Sublime Build.tmLanguage",
}
}
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Cloud Sync for Sublimetext

hace 11 años 0

Cloud Sync: It would be great to have the ability to sync the content of your sublimetext to all of your other devices so that if I create notes, scripts, etc. on a MAC, I would see all of my work on my Window or Linux box where I'm using Sublimetext too.

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Filter through command equivalent

Colin Taylor hace 13 años actualizado por mc0e hace 11 años 4
Textmate blows but its ability to filter current doc through shell command and back in again is great.
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add column rails snippet (mcol)

Mike Emery hace 13 años 0
In TextMate mcol lets you add, rename, and remove columns whereas in Sublime Text 2 it only lets you remove.  There is currently no alternative snippets for adding and renaming columns in migrations.
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"Go to anything" (Ctrl+P) shows deleted files

Krzysztof Wolowski hace 14 años actualizado por Jon Skinner hace 14 años 1
This happens regardless of weather you delete the file in the sidebar or outside ST2.
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undo/redo history tree

Uziel Bueno hace 12 años actualizado por blizzrdof77 hace 6 años 2
It will be very useful to have the done actions tree like E-TextEditor. I think this feature is ultra useful because even when you have closed your files and reopen them keeps the history of all the modifications in the file letting you redo/undo any change.

Sometimes it useful to go back to a point where something was in some way without requiring you to use a versioning system, just for undo quickly and test. 
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Run Python script in a virtual environment (virtualenv)

Rob Speer hace 14 años actualizado por Jonatas Castório Damasceno hace 12 años 6
The "Build" command for a Python script runs it through the global Python environment, but all my real code lives in virtual environments.

It would be helpful if Sublime Text had a way to choose a Python environment.
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File association

Andrew Smith hace 13 años actualizado por chip siskey hace 12 años 2
I intend to try out sublime text across a number of machines as a replacement to Notepad++. 

I have previously associated a variety of text files (xml, csv, css, html, js, txt, log...) with Notepad++ and now I have to go through the following process with each file type:

  1. Double click my log file (or other)
  2. find it opens with notepad++
  3. close file
  4. right click -> open with .. > sublime text & tick 'always use sublime txt'
It's really slowed down my adoption of sublime text as a text editor. I know it's *very* annoying when *some* applications do this (I'm looking at Windows Media Player here) but in this case I feel it would be totally justified.