It took me a disappointingly long time to find the `File->New View into File` command, and until I did I honestly thought that Sublime Text 2 didn't have that functionality built in. I feel that it would both be more intuitive and very handy to have that command added to the context menu opened when right(or cmd)-clicking a file's tab.

Imagine a scenario where you've got lots of files open in one window and the window is narrow. Tab widths get so small that when switching between them using mouse rapidly it's really easy to accidentally hit close button. Say you don't want to use keyboard shortcuts and left pane. An option to disable close tab button would be nice, as middle mouse button could be used for that purpose.

See http://www.twitpic.com/3w20rc/full

The cursor position is not shown in the minimap, but in Sublime 1 it was shown.  Normally this is not an issue, but when you do multi select, with the arrow keys, you have no idea where all the cursors are without scrolling.

Add Gemfile and Guardfile to the filetypes array for the ruby language file.

The option to scroll each visble document at the same time when using a layout that shows multiple documents.

I'd like to see API support for file preview.  Something like window.preview_file(...).  And, in the show_quick_panel, have a callback for on_select that triggers when a row is selected (but before hitting enter or clicking with mouse).

I often find myself coding across both my monitors and have one bugbear.
Scenario.
Open project.
Shift+Alt+3 give me nice usable cols
Find I need to view a few more file at the same time Ctrl+p open file.
Drag over to screen 2.
Shift+Alt+3
Now I have 6 cols to play with yay!

My problem is that the new window is not a child of the first so I can't Ctrl+p there I have to return to the original window open the file and drag it to window 2.

It would be great if window 2 could be part of the window 1 project.

i have the following in my UserFilePreferences:


{
"font_face": "Monaco",
"font_size": 12,
"tab_size": 4,
"translate_tabs_to_spaces": true,
    "word_wrap": true
}

but when i open python files, word_wrap is off.
the other settings from the preferences file are applied.

if i select word_wrap from the menu, it correclty switches word_wrap on.

i'm on osx, sublimetext 2, build 2020.