The docs say:

To perform a fuzzy text search, append # and keep typing, like so:
isl#trsr
This makes Sublime Text perform a fuzzy search for trsr in files whose name loosely matches isl. For example, you could find the word treasure inside a file named island.txt.

However if you were to type that, it would only look for 'trsr' in the first file that matched 'isl'.  I would expect the drop down to show all matches for 'trsr' in all files that matched 'isl'.

Also if you were to then modify your search line to be
land#trsr

It would also not re-evaluate the file search, and continue to search for trsr in the first file that was matched when you typed the # character.

It's just a preference, but one of the first things I do when looking at a new editor is move things like the sidebar to the right side of the editor space. So far, I haven't been able to figure out a way to do that with Sublime Text.

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I have set trim_automatic_white_space to FALSE because I want to keep the indentation level on blank lines (e.g. after an if-statement). I also want any whitespace after non-empty lines to be automatically trimmed on save. Setting trim_trailing_white_space_on_save to TRUE will also remove the whitespace on empty lines (indentation level).

In the Goto Anything dialog in build 2210, the selected file is indicated by a solid light grey fill (non-selected files are indicated by a solid dark grey fill).

Se necesita una ventana que pueda mapear todas las variables, funciones, clases y métodos existentes en el archivo de texto. Esto facilitaría mucho la navegación dentro del código

Could you add the capabilities (thats how microsoft calls it), not associations, of Sublime Text to the registry?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc144154%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

This would mean that when i try to use some new file format, that sublime text supports but has not been associated with, it would show up in the list of " open with" programs.

Currently for every file I want to associate I need to browse to the install directory of sublime text to select the .exe and associate it.

Microsofts way will also allow you to select, from the list of supported formats (capabilities), what formats you would like to associate.

This would be able to be done via the control panel's "Default Programs" section. 

It would make your sublime ;) software rock even more!

I love sublime text, and bought st3, but for full happiness i need api through which i can add symbols to index, add rules to index, check is some symbols in index or not, and etc. When ST3 became stable, any chances to see this kind of API here?)  Thank you and sorry for my bad english skills

When using <Settings instance>.add_on_change(key, func), the callback only appears to get triggered when the "main" settings file (projectname.sublime-settings) within the Package is altered, ignoring my User/projectname.sublime-settings file.