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

  1. Forum: General
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Goto anything doesn't support prefixing with filename if already started with symbol search

Johan Stenqvist 14 years ago • updated by Tomek Sowiński 13 years ago • 1
  1. open Goto Anything (ctrl + p)
  2. type a symbold search, i.e @something
  3. then go back and add a filename, i.e filename@something

Expected a symbol search in <filename>, but as far as I can tell that never happens.
It works as expected, however, if you start typeing the filename immediate, then the symbol search.
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Disable highlighting for idle splited screen

Guillaume Bersac 11 years ago • 0
When we have a splited screen, the number of the line where the cursor is set is still highlighted in the idle splited screens. This is quite confusing, especially when the highlight_line option is on.

Please turn off the highlitght of the line where the cursor is set in the idle buffer
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Support external syntax repositories references

nox 12 years ago • 0

External syntax repositories should be referenceable in syntax definitions, e.g. it should be supported to have an "include" key with value "source.erlang#comment".

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Set a Custom Default Icon

drew covi 12 years ago • updated by Hans Czajkowski Jørgensen 12 years ago • 2
A way to set a new default Icon (not overwritten on updates) would be really nice. Discussion here:

http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8000


I've used Sublime Text now for a little over a year, and I've always felt that the icon didn't really say a whole lot about what Sublime Text actually does. I've seen a lot of basic icons that show the letter, and a lot of copies of the button theme, and even a few that show markup. 


For me I wanted to start with what Sublime Text means to me. 


It's a building tool. It creates the foundation, and so I liked the idea of blocks, and I liked the idea of abstracting the "S" a little bit. So after a few months of dwelling on it, I felt inspired to take a crack at it and I'd like to submit it to everyone if you're interested.


I started with basic blocks, and refined through a number of steps.


Image 158


and finally landed on something like this.


Image 157



This icon has been saved out at HiDPI resolution as well


http://cl.ly/3P1K2X3c0e3u2d3f2T1g


And in .ico

ico: http://cl.ly/3x172V2O2V1a0A2B2K0b


Enjoy, and feedback welcome of course. I'd love to take some ideas and run with them.

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Code folding bug

Сергей Константинович 11 years ago • 0

I don't know it's bug or feature, but this error exists both in second and third version of Sublime Text.

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Completed

Be able to remap the ctrl, alt, shift, and command keys in OSX so they behave like on PC

Chris Hulbert 14 years ago • updated by Jon Skinner 12 years ago • 2
I've come from a PC using Notepad++ where i can, eg, hold ctrl and press an arrow to jump between words. But on OSX i need to hold alt to do the same thing. It'd be GREAT if there was an option to remap this, and all the other shortcuts, on osx. PLEASE
Answer
Jon Skinner 14 years ago
All key bindings are configurable. Take a look at Packages/Default/Default (<platform>).sublime-keymap, and copy the bindings you'd like from the Windows version into the OSX version.
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save_on_focus_lost doesn't check that the file has been deleted

zee 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
When save_on_focus_lost is enabled, deleting the file and then switching to ST and back leads to the file being immediately recreated with the old name. If I delete the directory, ST will start complaining that it couldn't save the file. ST should check that the file exists before saving and disable autosave if it's gone.
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Clojure regexes are not parsed properly

Anthony Grimes 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 2
Here is an example regex: #".*\"(.*)\".*"

That regex breaks Clojure highlighting, making Sublime Text 2 thing that the last quote is the start of a new string.
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Command palette crash

Reinier Kip 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 3
The command palette crashes when one does as follows:

1. Ctrl+P: Search for a file
2. Mouseclick on any entry.

This does not occur when selecting an entry by pressing RETURN.

Platform:
Windows 7 64-bit
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There should be an easy way to add a new line to a comment.

Patrick Paul-Hus 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
When typing a comment in ruby, I'd like it if either pressing return would automatically add a new commented out line or if there was a shortcut to do so. I believe in Textmate fn-return does this.


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