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

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// Feature Request: Better Bracket Highlighting

Sebastian Seelig 13 ár síðan updated by Andrey Belkov 13 ár síðan 3
I love your editor, but it need a better bracket highlighting.

Positioning the caret immediately after a bracket will highlight the corresponding closing or opening bracket (assuming it is visible), and draw a scope indicator in the gutter.

This is done perfectly in jEdit.

See a screenshot here:
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/2672/bracketmatchingjedit.jpg

Here you can see a line on the side matching the matched function brackets.

Please implement this for a bette experience :-)

Best regards
Sebastian
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INI language support

Asher Max Schweigart 13 ár síðan updated by Sven Axelsson 13 ár síðan 1
Syntax highlighting for .ini files should be added. Someone on the forums has already written a tm.Language file for this, which you can find here.
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Dedicated Preview Window for Live CSS editing

Joey Calamaro 13 ár síðan updated by Joel Thornton 13 ár síðan 1
As an interface designer, it would be wonderful to have a "CSSEdit" or "Firebug" style live preview window w/ CSS overriddes. This would allow us to code CSS within Sublime while seeing the effects of our edits in a browser / preview window.

Although there are several apps on the Mac which already do this (Espresso, Coda, CSSEdit, etc.) there's virtually nothing on Windows which allows for this particular workflow.
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Colorized stdout/stderr in console

Josh Friend 12 ár síðan 0

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!

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Sublime Text 2 on the Mac App Store? It would make sense with the new gatekeeper feature coming to OSX Mountain Lion.

Anthony Cook 12 ár síðan 0
Sublime Text 2 on the Mac App Store? It would make sense with the new gatekeeper feature coming to OSX Mountain Lion.
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ACE jump (emacs, webstorm) for ST2

marcos martinez 12 ár síðan 0

 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



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Lokið

Diff language/syntax

Oktay Acikalin 14 ár síðan updated by Jon Skinner 14 ár síðan 4
I'm inspecting diff files many times a day. It would be nice if someone could port or reinvent a syntax file for diffs so that they get colored properly.
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Plugin API for custom bottom-bar UI

Ben Vanik 12 ár síðan updated by FichteFoll 12 ár síðan 1
Adding a simple API for showing persistent bottom bars (like find all files/find/etc) that contain buttons, textboxes, and Views would go a long way towards enabling plugins that require UI. Currently there's no way to show UI besides quick panels, and those do not suffice for most tasks (such as debuggers/etc).
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Multi User Editing / Collaborative File Edition

Olivier Hervieu 13 ár síðan updated by Ilia Choly 12 ár síðan 1
It would be nice to add the possibility to have a multi user editing mode. There's a few tool who still give this possibility (SubEthaEdit and others). Would be sublime to have this in sublimetext
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Calling file & goto line number with command prompt

Arief Widyananda 13 ár síðan updated by Alvaro Azpeitia 7 ár síðan 3

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.