From doing `subl --help` you can read that "--wait is implied if reading from stdin."

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I would appreciate the following two functions in the project sidebar:

new file

- create new file from context menu
- instead of opening a new "untitled" file, create a new empty file and focus the filename field to (re)name the file directly after creation

duplicate file

- right click on an existing file
- select duplicate file
- copy the existing file and set the focus on the filename field to rename the duplicated file (w/o selecting suffix)

The suffix thing can be tricky, because there can be multiple suffixes (e.g. .php / .inc.php).

I'd really like to see better syntax highlighting in the next version of Sublime Text 2. While we have highlighting, it's incredibly difficult to see where the relationships are. A single bracket for example { is already white. When highlighted it has a few white dots under it that are easily missed. Same goes for tags. Like Notepad ++ or Coda, PLEASE give us the options of changing colors and highlighting the whole tag/bracket. This is the biggest peeve I've ever had with your software and it's such a good program. This would complete me!!!!

Keep up the good work

Adding some icons would help parsing the project more easily.

I think i would be cool if you embed and command line interpreter, so we can control our project easier, for example after I changed my source code I want to commit the changes, if there was and command line interpreter I could do it without leaving SublimeText.
In general adding such functionality makes the app more independent from other apps.

Xcode (the Objective-C IDE) has a great feature where you can simultaneously edit all occurrences of a string at once within a given scope. This is really handy when renaming method parameters or variable names — it saves a lot of time, and prevents any of the mishaps that Find and Replace and introduce. This would be a great addition to Sublime Text 2...

Please add identifiers for each menu item. This allows to translate an application without change some system files by using a simple plug-in with 'Main.sublime-menu' file. For example:

[

  { 

    "id": "file", 
     "caption": "Файл" // for Russian 

  }

]

or 

[

  { 

    "id": "file", 
    "caption": "Fichier" // for French 

  }

]

The default java build system is practically useless, as simply compiling the code hardly saves any time. It should also run the code for testing purposes.