Is there a way to set diferent color themes to be automatically selected depending on the language of the file?  So that test.py and test.java will have diferent color themes when opened?

ST2's recent and open document list does not seem to be exposed to the OS in a standard manner, since LaunchBar is not aware of the recent and open documents and only lets me select the application. Since LaunchBar is my favourite launching tool, I'd hope that you can expose the recent/open document list in a more standard manner.

As of Sublime Text 3 beta build 3008

Goto symbol understands typedefs, but doesn't understand struct definitions.

For example tagging to my_struct defined as

struct my_struct_internal { blah };

typedef my_struct_internal my_struct;

works, but defined as

typedef struct my_struct_internal { blah } my_struct;

does not.

Additionally, Sublime 3 seems to believe that function pointer typedefs are symbol definitions for their output types, i.e.

typedef return_type ( *myFunction ) ( args )

should be a definition for myFunction, but st3 believes it is a definition for return_type.

In browsers cmd + 9 (on OS X) goes to the last tab. This is a nice shortcut to have for tab control. Could this be added to Sublime?

Thanks for this great piece of software!

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