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

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Implement commands for navigating the overlay result lists

Stian Grytøyr 14 years ago • updated by Jon Skinner 14 years ago • 0
Make it possible to map a keybinding to previous/next result in the overlay (Goto Anything etc.) results, like the up/down arrows currently do. Alternatively, make whatever is bound to "move by lines" move the "result selector" when the overlay is visible. Any one of these solutions will let those of us with the Emacs keybindings hard-wired into our brains avoid the arrow keys altogether.
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Add a new sub-entry 'Save a copy' to the 'File' item of the main menu

g912 11 years ago • 0

Hi,

It would be nice if a new sub-entry of the 'File' menu main entry is created: it's allow to save the current file with another file name without exiting the current file (very useful when creating a lot a files from the same base with a time stamp for example).

Thanks

Regards
g912

Title: Add a new sub-entry 'Save a copy' to the 'File' item of the main menu


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View.is_visible() method

Oktay Acikalin 14 years ago • updated 14 years ago • 2
I've a bunch of plugins which react on the on_load event. But this is not necessary if the view is not visible (yet!). If it gets visible, the on_activated event is being triggered. If one have multiple panes it would be much more efficient to only process visible views for e.g. text highlighting. This way especially big files would not hog the cpu when not visible and thus not needed yet.
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Enable Ruby scripting/plugins

Stian Håklev 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
I know a lot of the internals are built on Python, but if you opened an API for scripting with Ruby, I think it would attract a larger number of plugin contributors etc. 
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Horizontal Triple Pane Layout

Oktay Acikalin 14 years ago • updated 14 years ago • 1
Due to the fact that I prefer horizontal text panes more than vertical ones, I've used the "Horizontal Double Pane Layout" for quite some time. But today I needed more so I tried to create one and it worked out fine. Sadly for some unknown reason I cannot use super+alt+shift+3 on OSX so I used super+alt+3.

Here's the keymap code:
{
    "keys": ["super+alt+3"],
    "caption": "Horizontal Triple Pane Layout",
    "command": "set_layout",
    "args":
    {
        "cols": [0.0, 1.0],
        "rows": [0.0, 0.33, 0.66, 1.0],
        "cells": [[0, 0, 1, 1], [0, 1, 1, 2], [0, 2, 1, 3]]
    }
}
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Make keyboard shortcuts display correctly for international keyboard layouts

Alexander Gödde 11 years ago • 0

I'm German, and using Sublime Text with a German keyboard (no surprise there).


This means that  a lot of the keyboard shortcuts are simply displayed wrong,   e.g toggle comment  is shown as "control + /" whereas on the German keyboard I actually need to use "control + #"


Now I can use "sublime.log_input(True)" in the console to find through trial and 

error what keys to use, but this shouldn't be necessary, and is, additionally, not very helpful regarding less often used key combinations.


Do I really have to poke around & then keep something as old school as a printed overview of the key mappings on my keyboard around?

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sublime-completions problems with word buffer

Pier Bover 12 years ago • 0

I have a long sublime-completions file (about 2000 lines). The completions work fine, but words from the current file simply get ignored.


At first I thought the problem was about having characters like ( , : etc in the trigger, but it turns out it's a combination of characters + long file. Everything works great with a shorter file, but for a long file it only works if the trigger only has short words with nothing but letters.


I need to put those characters in the trigger so I can see which method I'll be "triggering". It is not possible AFAIK to put a description in a completions file, the way you can in a snippet.

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Ctrl+alt+P should show all projects, INCLUDE currently opened projects

Tom Lam 12 years ago • 0
When there are many instance of Sublime Text 2 opened, the currently opened projects doesn't show up in the project switching list.

I guess the ctrl+alt+P (project switching) should work the same as the ctrl+P (file switching) tool. In the file switching tool, no matter the file is currently opened or not, it shows up in the list. And I can do both "open file" and "switch focus" using the same hotkey ctrl+P

I know I can use alt+tab (on windows) to switch between opened windows. but using the same hotkey (ctrl+alt+P) for both open project and switch project focus can be very convenient.
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Build system should honor env as documented.

Jason Denton 12 years ago • updated by 12 years ago • 1

Build system should recognize the env command as documented. Adding an env command to the build system results in a silent fail currently. If you open the console, you will see the following error : 


Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "./sublime_plugin.py", line 337, in run_

TypeError: run() got an unexpected keyword argument 'env'

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feature request - when you highlight a <div> it highlights its closing </div>.

web_bill 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
I don't know what to call this feature, but NotePad++ has it in windows. For instance, when you highlight a <div>, Sublime Text would  highlight its closing </div>.  
I am on Mac OSX.


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