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

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Implement Ctrl-U and Ctrl-D in Vintage mode

David Baumgold 13 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Seth Alexander Bird 12 jaar geleden 3

Vintage mode is amazing, but two of the commands I use most often in Vim to get around aren't implemented: Ctrl-U to scroll half a page up, and Ctrl-D to scroll half a page down. Here's the official vimdoc, so you can see what I mean:


http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/usr_03.html#03.7


Could these scroll motions be implemented?

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Support "--wait" for invocations from command line on Windows

Kai Grossjohann 13 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Patrick McDonald 12 jaar geleden 1
I would like to use Sublime Text 2 to edit my Mercurial commit messages (and patch descriptions), but invoking "sublime_text.exe --wait some_file" returns immediately instead of waiting until I have finished editing the file.

Also, it would be nice if Sublime Text could open a new window for that file.  ("open_files_in_new_window" is true by default and I haven't changed it.)

Using build 2139.
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Folding of search results

Christopher Bergqvist 13 jaar geleden bijgewerkt 13 jaar geleden 0
While in the excellent Sublime Text I sometimes miss the feature in EditPad Pro which lets you search for something and then fold the file to only display lines containing search-matches.  It's very useful when parsing massive log files and doing printf-debugging.  It's also useful to be able to copy only the matching lines and then paste them into a new buffer and search & fold again on that.
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Extend/Shrink Selection support

ivanbokii 14 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Can Özmen 13 jaar geleden 4
Extend Selection feature allows you to successively select larger blocks of code.
Place the caret inside a piece of code you want to highlight;
Press Ctrl + W as many times as you need to highlight the desired block.

for details see: http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/documentation/help20/OtherEdit/extendSelection.html
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Open .lnk files with drag-and-drop on Windows is not opening the shortcut's target file

Joe Esposito 12 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Rei SHIN 5 jaar geleden 1

When you open .lnk files from "File", "Open File", it follows the link and opens the target file.


But when you drag and drop a .lnk file, it is opening the actual contents of the .lnk file, showing unhelpful binary data.


I have several shortcuts to Python scripts from various projects and my daily routine is to drag and drop the shortcut into an editor to edit and run it. This bug prevents that fast-paced development.

+10

Right margin as a vertical line with a configurable line width

Vaughan 13 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door David Foster 12 jaar geleden 2
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Collapse/expand selected lines, toggle functions and statements into one line

Johhnny 14 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door James Brooks 14 jaar geleden 1
Please add ability to collapse selected lines into one line then expand it. It would be nice if we can toggle functions, if/else, for, foreach, while statements into one line as well.
Nice work by the way, keep it up :)
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"Open Folder" function in sidebar folder context menu

Tomas Sardyha 14 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Borek Bernard 12 jaar geleden 1
which will open the folder in the OS file explorer
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Project file contains user specific information

Paul Dennison 13 jaar geleden bijgewerkt door Daniele Niero 13 jaar geleden 2
Currently the sublime text project file includes a lot of very user specific information (open buffers, search history, etc). This makes checking the project file into source control pointless, because the file changes with every usage of the editor. It would be better to put this data into a separate file, perhaps appended with the system account name or similar.

Referencing absolute paths in the project file is another issue, as you cannot even branch locally and have the project file still work. However, this issue has already been covered in http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/19438-project-file-paths-on-different-computers/.
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Expand Selection to Matching Regular Expression

Shad Sharma 12 jaar geleden 0

Currently, you can select some text, hit Command-D and expand the selection to include other words that are the same. It would be nice if you could type a regular expression and press Command-D to expand the selection to other patterns that match the regular expression.


Right now, when you hit Command-D with a regular expression, Sublime Text reinterprets the selection as the literal value of the first found entry.


Before Command-D:

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After Command-D:

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