Like Ultra Edit and other text editors support, it would be very helpful to have:

* middle mouse click in empty space in tab bar to opening a new empty document

* right mouse click in empty space in tab bar to opening a context menu:

[New File]

[Open File]

This would dramatically speed up my work flow.

BR,

Kai

I have written a build plugin that runs JSHint on any selected JavaScript file which opens a results panel that you can navigate to the next result with F4 which selects the line/column. The problem is there doesn't seem to be a way to jump back into the original file at the line/column that is highlighted.

Hi guys,

I've googled a couple of times with "sublime text delete file shortcut" but no luck so far.

I'd like to reduce the mouse activities when coding.

So, is there such shortcut?

how about "rename" then?

When you open a sublime-project file from Finder (only tested this on OS X) when ST2 is running, it opens it as a project window. But if you do the same when ST2 isn't running, the actual JSON sublime-project file is opened for editing.

Ideally opening a sublime-project file from Finder would always launch the project window, rather than opening the file for editing.

Jakefiles are Javascript-based makefiles.  They are becoming quite popular in the Javscript community (one of the main communities served by Sublime Text.)  They are used by the Cappucino project as well as the jshint npm integration.  Because they do not have a *.js" extension they are not being recognized as being Javascript in the automatic Syntax highlighting scheme.

It would be preferrable if both "Jakefile" and "jakefile" were added to the pattern for applying Javascript syntax highlighting.

More information on Jake and Jakefiles:

https://github.com/mde/jake

Any possibility of a cloud-based sync of user settings and installed packages? We all use Sublime on multiple computers and never having to worry about transferring modifications would be a fantastic addition.

Something similar to Chrome's bookmark sharing.

1. would like to add the index number of the file within its group to the title of its tab. This would allow you to see, at a glance, which command-# shortcut is needed to activate that view.
   

In every program I can think of the next field after "Find" is always "Replace"

Type what you want to find, tab, type what you want to replace it with, enter.

Sublime breaks my reflex by inserting "Where" field between them in tabbing order, so when I'm not looking, I end up typing nonsense in the Where field.

It'd be nice if you could swap Where/Replace fields or change tabbing order to skip over the Where field.