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

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Create an 'apt-get' Repository for Sublime 3, etc..

Mike Vastola 11 year бұрын 0

With the advent of Sublime 3 beta, I notice that -- in terms of Linux support -- new developments include not only the fact that .deb packages (geared for Ubuntu) are provided with each release, but also that these .deb packages are now apparently the primary way to get Sublime onto your Linux machine (with the tarballs now becoming closer to an afterthought). To be clear, I think this is well-warranted giving the explosive popularity Ubuntu has seen for years now. 


What I would love to see though, which should be relatively effortless now that this is in place, is an apt repository with these packages to be made available so that I can set my machine to auto-update.


While it's great that you send out alerts on Twitter when new releases happen, it's frankly a bit annoying that unless you're an avid Tweeter, the only way to make sure you get them is to set up @sublimehq's tweets to go to your cell, and most people don't primarily use sublime on their cell phones. (There are also tweets to sort through that aren't release notifications that are bothersome if that's all you want.)


It would be additionally awesome if, as a part of the .deb package install (so that this happens when you install it the first time manually from the site) -- perhaps following a prompt if some people don't desire this -- an /etc/apt/sources.list.d/sublime.list file were created, pointing to this repository (and its key were added to the keyring) so that updates would be automatically/effortlessly turned on.


Thanks!

Mike



PS: I'm aware that http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/99929-add-sublime-text-2-to-the-ubuntu-repositories/ exists, but I thought this new post was warranted because a) I'm requesting it for a different version, b) I don't mind if Sublime runs it's own repo as long as my software can auto-update and c) only with v3 does Sublime even seem to be available as a .deb pkg.

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In Find dialog execute search on Enter instead of inserting a new line.

RoM BroileR 13 year бұрын жаңартылды 13 year бұрын 2
When doing search(Ctrl-F) in this dialog at the bottom it inserts a new line when you press Enter. I think, it would be better to just begin the search instead.
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Spell checker should not mark this/kind/of/words as misspelled

Ayrat Khalimov 12 year бұрын updated by jan otte 12 year бұрын 1

It should treat slashes / as word separators.

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pathfinder

a a 12 year бұрын 0
We should be able to use pathfinder instead of finder (or ones favorite file browser). Currently this doesn't seem to work. 
I found this post :
but it didn't seem very encouraging. 
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Combined highlighting of "match case" and "found but not matching case" in different colors

11 year бұрын 0
Often users have the problem that they have "Match case" turned on accidentally and therefore don't find the respective string. Or another use case: you want to replace all occurrences of a variable "bias" manually and search for it with "Match case", however there is also a method "setBias" in your code which you don't find this way.

I propose to, if "match case" is enabled, also mark occurrences that don't match the typed case (in a different color).
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is there a way you can find multiple words and have them highlighted in different color boxes?

dan segal 12 year бұрын updated by KaZ 11 year бұрын 2
is there a way you can find multiple words and have them highlighted in different color boxes?
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Right click on a file in the sidebar and duplicate it

Caleb Angelino 12 year бұрын жаңартылды 12 year бұрын 3

I'm constantly having to reveal a folder in finder to duplicate a file. It would be really nice if you could right click on a file in the sidebar and duplicate it.

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Binary plist support

David Murray 11 year бұрын 0

yep.

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Find stopped working in build 2170

Doug Braden 13 year бұрын жаңартылды 13 year бұрын 0
Not even sure this bug report will be useful... After installing build 2170 (32-bit linux) and using it for several hours, the Find command stopped working.

Using either Ctrl-F or "/" in Vintage mode had the same problem.  The Find box would open, but as I typed, most keys where ignored, sometimes it would register one, such as an "e", and highlight the "e"s on screen, but that's it.

Restarting ST2 didn't fix it, but when I went back to 2169, I could Find again.

Pretty vague, I know, feel free to ask me anything.
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Provide a way to browse and open files within zip archives.

Jeffrey Yasskin 12 year бұрын 0

With Sublime Text 3 leaving packages zipped, it would be nice to have a way to browse their contents without going to the terminal and making a temporary directory.