It would be nice if Vintage mode supported ge, currently it just goes to the next word end....

Also when you search for a next letter using f(some character) ; should take you to the next occurrence like it does in Vim.

Thanks

"This is properly recognized as a string. \" This is not, but should be." This is but shouldn't be.

It can have multiple binaries (would probably have to) but each binary could use a single set of settings, packages, etc.  

So:

Sublime Text/sublime text.exe

Sublime Text/sublime text linux.bin

Sublime Text/sublime text mac.bin  

Both look at the setting/packages in:

Sublime Text/Data

In Vim, you can use Shift + R to replace multiple characters. This doesn't seem to work in Sublime. "r" on its own works fine, but Shift + R doesn't.

The editor wrongly interprets python raw string. Any occurrence of "\" is interpreted as escape, while in raw string it is not.

Example:

root = r"M:\" 

in python this means that the content of variable root is the path of the root directory on disk M:

In Sublime Text this is wrongly interpreted as if the second double-quote was part of the string, not a delimiter. Therefore the string is unterminated and all following text is broken.