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Support Wayland as a platform.

11 lat temu • 0

Wayland will likely replace X11 on most linux distributions in the near future. Please consider supporting Wayland natively instead of relying on XWayland (X11 running on Wayland).

You may want to look at what the Gnome people have done so far to port their toolkit:

https://wiki.gnome.org/ThreePointNine/Features/WaylandSupport

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+19

Natural sorting in project view

13 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez 12 lat temu • 1

Natural sorting (i.e. 1, 2, 7, 10, 11, rather than 1, 10, 11, 2, 7) would be a real plus in the project pane.

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+18

PyQt Applications doesn't show up after "build" (Ctrl+B)

13 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez 8 lat temu • 3

What's going on: After F7 or crrl+b i have message in ST2 "Running python -u C:\Users\X220\Desktop\myprogram.py". Nothing else. In Task Manager I can see new python.exe process. After kill ST2 displays familiar [Finised] message.

Program is not responding after sys.exit(app.exec_()).

What is supposed to happened: myprogram.py is using pyqt, and should display window etc.

CLI python programs (print statement) are working normally.

EDIT: Solution:

add

"shell": "true"

to python.sublime-build

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+18

Saving a new project defaults to an inconvenient initial location for the save dialog

13 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez 12 lat temu • 1

When you create a new project, add a folder (or several) to it, and try to save it, the initial location in the "Save Project As" dialog is some left-over location from a previous "open file" or "save as" action, which is rarely related in any way to a new project. It would be more useful if the initial save location in the dialog is the first folder added to the project, or a common parent folder of all folders in the project perhaps? As it is at the moment, I usually have to climb up from a deep location inside a very-unrelated other project or start from my home and climb down to the project.

OSX 10.6.8, ST2 build 2139

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+18

fortran

13 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez 11 lat temu • 3

Hi,

Thanks for providing such a powerful and nice source code editor. Being a theoretical physicist I've to write code both in C++ and Fortran. Among many other languages C++ is also supported in Sublime Text 2. But, I've always felt a need for a editor which supports Fortran language along with many useful features like code folding etc. Will it be possible that Sublime Text 2 support for Fortran??

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,

Paul

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+18

Z odpowiedzią

Is there an option to turn off FILES from the sidebar?

14 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez 12 lat temu • 3

Some people may like it, but I really hate the FILES being at the top of the sidebar, because it's a waste. I know you can collapse it, but it's really a turn off. It's open by default, and for me, it serves no purpose. I know what files I have open in the tab bar. Is there a way I can turn this off?

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13 lat temu

Added in 2111

+18

Built-in web output tab

12 lat temu • Ostatnio zmodyfikowane przez 12 lat temu • 1

It would be very useful to have a tab supporting web output. Mostly what I'm interested in is a python-scriptable webkit container.

That would allow to make highly customised output, useful in lots of scenarios (take a look on what TM1 does with tests output for rspec, it's pretty amazing).

Additionally it would allow those of us who do web development to have a possibility of "internal" browser for any testing.

And just think about how it could improve the situation with in-editor API documentation.

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