I use the the OS X automator plugin UnicodeIt in order to allow me to type LaTeX amsmath macros to produce unicode characters that are difficult to type otherwise. Attempting to produce a character which uses a combining diacritic (e.g. an accent) in Sublime Text does not work correctly: for instance converting

\overline{\epsilon}

which should produce ε̅ instead produces:

This problem is not actually caused by UnicodeIt as far as I can tell, as attempting to paste any of the characters with combining diacritics from this test page causes the same issue. Pasting these characters into a terminal, or TextEdit, produces the desired result:

I think this is related to this forum post on display of accents on greek characters in tab titles - the rendering problem looks the same, where the diacritic is separated from the character it is intended to combine with. I notice that if I create a file named ε̅.txt and open it with sublime text, it renders correctly in the tab title:

I am using Version 2.0.1, build 2217.

I wasn't able to track down a nodejs auto completion module. The only node.js textmate bundle I found doesn't have a .tmLanguage

This is a minor functionality tweak, but it would be great to have hotkeys for the Close File dialog that duplicate similar applications' functionality. Here's the Sublime Text dialog in question:

Here are the hotkeys I propose:

d - Same as clicking "Don't Save"

c - Same as clicking "Cancel"

s - Same as clicking "Save"

Here's the same Photoshop dialog for which the above hotkeys function properly:

Why make this change? It's much more friendly to keyboard-users who use Cmd+W to quickly close multiple open files.

Thanks for the consideration!