Steps:

* put cursor on non-empty line

* cut

* move to empty line

* cut (this is usually for cleanup/code formatting)

What happens:

* the line on the clipboard that was cut first (i.e. the non-empty line) is no longer available to paste

What I'd like:

* when I paste, I'd like to get back the most recent non-empty line I cut (or copied for that matter), regardless of how many empty lines were cut in the meantime.

Justification:

There's no need for an empty line on the clipboard since it's trivial to create them as needed.

Thanks.

Enter multiple BOX DRAWINGS LIGHT HORIZONTAL (U+2500) characters in a row:

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They should visually form a single continuous horizontal line, but instead there are sub-pixel breaks between some of them.

I really like sublime, but opening folders just kills me - I have to navigate through a dialog into a folder each time, and there is no way to paste an absolute path to the folder I want to open.

Could we have an better Open Folder dialog, or at least an API console call that will allow to do that?

If there is a string after the pragma with a comment between the quotation marks, all of the code after the closing quotation mark are highlighted as strings. with /* ... */ between the quotation marks

Code:

#pragma MESSAGES_COMMENT " /* Text 1234*/ "
int main()
{
  printf("Hello World");
  return 0;
}

Pictures

with /* ... */ between the quotation marks:

How can i write a keymap to re-use CTRL+SHIFT+M resolving ambiguity depending on the scope?

Instead of having these 2 shortcuts:

CTRL+SHIFT+M for Expand Selection to Brackets

CTRL+SHIFT+A for Expand Selection to Tag

I just want to have 1 shortcut that do one thing or the other depending on whether the scope is text.html.basic or any other

I often have more than one project open at a time, each in their own window. When I close a project, the window stays open. This is great if it's the only window, but if there are other windows, it would be nice if the window would close. Since I know not everyone may want this, ideally it could be a configurable option.