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

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Tab close button is easily accidentally clicked

Andrew Petersen il y a 13 ans • mis à jour il y a 13 ans • 0
This is going to sound weird, but I'm constantly accidentally clicking the close button on files, especially when I have many tabs open.

In the below image you can see that the close button, even though visually is small, actually takes up half of the tab space.

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I believe that I usually aim for the middle of the tab, which could explain why I accidentally click the close button.

This is how I believe the hit zone should actually be:

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I'm using Beta Build 2162.
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Remember loaded files in panes when switching layouts

Oktay Acikalin il y a 14 ans • 0
For example I do this:
* Create a new window.
* Load 3 files into the pane.
* Switch to a 2 pane layout.
* Move one file into the other pane.
* Switch back to the 1 pane layout.
* Switch back to the 2 pane layout.

I wish that it would remember that I moved that file into the second pane before.
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"Minimap" the entire file

Aymeric Bard il y a 13 ans • mis à jour il y a 13 ans • 0
Make the Minimap configurable to allow covering the WHOLE file. This way we can use it as the fastest way to navigate thru it, especially when used in conjunction with find highlights.
Look at http://code.google.com/p/metalscroll/ for the exact wanted behavior...
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The shortcut Control-P can open wildcards, like user*.php

Marcelo Gomes il y a 11 ans • 0

The shortcut Control-P can open wildcards, like user*.php to open all files with this mask in actual project

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Suppress "remember_open_files" setting when opening a directory or file from command line

Barak Gall il y a 12 ans • 0

When "remember_open_files" setting is true (or "hot_exit" is true) opening a file from the command line when sublime text is off, actually opens 2 windows. One window contains the remembered files and folders that were open, and the other contains the selected files and folders.


EDIT:
Or include a command line argument that can ignore "remember_open_files" attribute, and/or possibly remove remembered files/folders

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Rename a file from the tab

jimmybosse il y a 12 ans • mis à jour par Joel Thornton il y a 12 ans • 1

It would be really nice if I could click the file name in the tab and rename it from there.

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mainframe editing support

lionel delbé il y a 12 ans • mis à jour par Stephen Gennard il y a 11 ans • 1

Main Idea : full support of Cobol, jcl and sql (DB2) in sublime Text2


In the day i'm a cobol developper, but the rest of the time i'm more a Java/groovy developper and fan. Entreprise went fast developping but the tool cobol developper are using a 30 to 40 years old.


For 7years of dev, i went to terminal editor to Ultraedit and now the Cobol-IT plugin for eclipse.


I've discovered what sublimeText 2 can do so it will be so great to bring those amazing tool to my cobol fellows.


We have to make this possible. I can help if you need

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Project folders only go as deep as level 6

Matthew Lloyd il y a 13 ans • mis à jour par Rob Gietema il y a 12 ans • 3
The folders in my project only expand up to level 6, even after multiple clicks on Project->Refresh Folders. Any files or folders deeper than that in the tree just don't show up.

Win 7 x64, build 2181.
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Opening an already opened file should not create a new window but take you to that file.

Alex Dearden il y a 13 ans • mis à jour par johtso il y a 13 ans • 1
When a file is open, double-clicking it in the finder opens another instance of the same file in another window. It should take you to the window or tab with the open file instead.
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Recent files no longer appear in the Goto Anything list

Delucia il y a 14 ans • mis à jour par jack il y a 13 ans • 1
I use that option a lot and I'm sad that it was removed. It allowed me to open files by typing few characters.

Actually I would've liked to enhance it so that it monitors my local dev folder so that I can open any file there without lifting my hand from the keyboard.


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