Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.

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hex rgb color code hightlight

Markus Falk 13 years ago • updated by Liam Cain 13 years ago • 1
I would like for sublime to hightlight hex and rgb colors in the code with the corresponding color like the the following html/css example shows :)

<code>#ff0000</code>

code {color: #000, background-color: #ff0000}

the example is just to demonstrate what I mean what sublime should do ...

don't know if I explained it the way I mean it. goal is to let me see what colors look like while writing code :)
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Fantastic!

Polychronis Ypodimatopoulos 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
This piece of software is just... sublime. Here are my thoughts on it (didn't want to replicate the discussion from G+ here):

https://plus.google.com/107958667107270024286/posts/5GSeGswCGhJ
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Fixed

Make drag'n drop of some filetypes into editing area work under Linux

Metin Amiroff 14 years ago • updated by Jon Skinner 14 years ago • 0
Under Linux, while html, python, css files can be dragged and dropped into editing area, some file types like sublime-snippet, tmLanguage and tmPreferences cannot be.

I tested this under Windows and could not reproduce this bug.
Answer
Jon Skinner 14 years ago
Added in 20110203
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Project settings should remember per-file text wrap settings

Nicolas Perriault 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 1
Use case:
  1. Create a file, eg. test.md in a new directory
  2. Enable text wrap, set it to 80col
  3. Save the file, create a sublimetext project, eg. test.sublime-project
  4. Close the project, reopen it, open test.md
  5. text wrap settings have not been remembered

What would be cool is to store these per-file settings in the project settings file.

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Persist index of files in projects folder

kpatzwaldt 12 years ago • 0

When switching projects with Ctrl+Alt+P, the index of the files in the project folder is rebuilt. As I usually switch between different versions of the entire AOSP, this is incredibly slow and makes switching between projects impratical.


I realize that files may have changed in the meantime, but at least scan for changes in the background while letting the user use the cached file list from the previous session.

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ctrl click on hyperlinks to known symbols

fackler 13 years ago • updated by Francis Gastellu 12 years ago • 1
examples.  click on method call takes you to definition.  click on file path opens that file.  etc. 
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Autodesk Maya MEL syntax

feh 12 years ago • 0
Please do this. Every VFX company in the world would buy licenses, but only if you do it soon. Companies with money don't screw around, downloading sketchy APIs from some dude's blog link and then editing hexadecimals in an xml file to make the software work. No, YOU need to make MEL work, and you need to do it now...


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Keep The Size Of Tabs Until The Mouse Is Moved From The Tab Bar

Michael Whitby 13 years ago • updated by johtso 13 years ago • 1
Chrome does this - it's very helpful when mouse middle-clicking to close a lot of tabs, they will all keep their size rather than growing, so you don't inadvertently close the wrong tab because it grew underneath your cursor.
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Key Bindings: Modifier Only *Double* Keypress

ar-echo 12 years ago • 0

The ability to assing a "modifier only double keypress" as a key binding.


ex:

"keys": ["control+control"] = Typing the control key twice-in-a-row executes the command.


This would be really handy for the Control Palette.

It's a nice way to get another "easy target" keyboard shortcut after all of the "space+___" shortcuts have been taken.


I first saw this feature in Quicksilver and it's very convenient.


Here's some related links and information:

http://geek.michaelgrace.org/2011/02/double-key-press-activation-state-machine-thingy/

http://rawsyntax.com/blog/quicksilver-secure-keyboard-entry-and-single-modified-activaction/



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