1. Right click file or folder in sidebar
   
2. [expect] to see it gone from sidebar and removed from filesystem
3. [reality] is that nothing happens.

This is the coolest function from TextPad and lets you place unlimited line markers in your code. Then by pressing F2 you can jump instantly between each marker.

So if I was working on a big file and there were 3 function in particular I needed to switch between I'd put a marker in all 3 of them (Ctrl+F2) and then press F2 to jump around.

Currently Sublime only supports 1 marker which is a pitty.

Greetings,

Sublime Text 2 is extremely fast and flexible - but there is still missing some features, the biggest lack of this else BadAss product is the Calltips for auto-completed sentences.

Like so:

CallTips

Please note that this was a Custom made Calltip for World of Warcraft - using SCiTE. - Lua!!

Until this is possible with ST2 i am not willing to pay a dime for it - sorry.

Also note that i already searched the web for equal packages etc but either they don't exist or none is supporting either Windows or the Lua language.

If something like this could be made, which supports lua - doesn't have to have any premade calltips or anything included i'm sure people will upload loads of packages supporting lua/w.e language if just the scripting to make it possible has been made. - I myself is one of them!

When using ALT+. in Sublime Text 2 (without plugins, default ST behaviour), it has a bug when using XSLT:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">

  <xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" indent="yes"/>

  <xsl:template match="">

Now press "ALT+." it will close as </xsl:stylesheet> not </xsl:template>

One feature I loved in Textmate was its ability to edit text in other programs. For example, if I was updating a wikipedia article, I would:

1) Place my cursor in the browser's form field
2) Click "Edit in Textmate" which opened the field's text in a new textmate file
3) After editing the text, saving the file forwarded the updated text back to the browser's form field. 

Details:
http://manual.macromates.com/en/using_t ... minal.html (see items 21.4 and 21.4)

This is mac specific, but would love to see something like this for sublime. 

I'm no mac dev, but does anyone know what it would take to build this for sublime?

ClassNames and CONSTANTS should be a different color than other tokens.