It would be nice to have the ability to see what output in the console comes from stdout or stderr. Eclipse has this sort of feature where stderr gets colorized RED, and stdout is BACK (or whatever your color theme dictates)

 Full color support like xterm would also be great!

 Emacs and webstorm (jetbrain) has an amazing plugin named ace jump..which you can "jump" to different place in your document only using the keyboard..it save a lot time and  effort...you can check how this works here:

http://johnlindquist.com/2012/08/14/ace_jump.html

I've an request feature that can calling specific file & lines with command prompt / batch file.

So it will like this: sublime_text.exe -n <line_target> <file_name>

example: sublime_text.exe -n GameDesign.java 1459

Above command will open sublime_text, and then opening GameDesign.java, and goto line number 1459..

Is it possible to do that? Because we need this feature to integrate with our tools.

I like the versatility of Sublime Text's project handling, but would REALLY love the ability to add individual files (rather than entire folders) to projects. This would come in handy, for instance, when working on Web projects that may require special apache configurations. If I could add the virtualhost.conf or php.ini file -- without adding my entire /etc or /var folders to the project, this would save a WHOLE lot of hunting for files. Thanks!