Sublime Text 2 is a text editor for OS X, Linux and Windows, currently in beta.
auto_match_enabled in OSX does not work with "U.S. International - PC" input source
The possibility to apply a macro until the end of the file or for N times
Reify the project file
Bug is snippets
Undoing indentation conversion doesn't reset indent mode
shortcut cmd+[ on german OS X keyboard does not work
On german mac keyboards (Macbooks up to latest model), the [ character is done using "opt + 5" (and the ] character is opt + 6).Trying to do the Unindent shortcut in sublime with CMD is then "CMD + OPT + 5", which will switch to a 4-window grid pattern but not unindent. Indenting with CMD + OPT + 6 works, however.
My suggestion: move the alt+cmd+5 shortcut for 4-window layout to cmd+opt+4 on germany keyboard layouts. Indenting is far more important than window layouting.
CLI flag to open sublime in full screen mode (OSX)
“Wrap paragraph at X characters”—weird behaviour
- Line 1: a single line of non-wrapped text
- Line 3: the previous line wrapped with Alt+Q (working as intended)
- Line 10: the same text that is on the first line, but between the tag tag
- Line 12: the above text within the tags after pressing Alt+Q (notice the opening angled brackets)
line_prefix_pattern = re.compile("^\W+")
line_prefix_pattern = re.compile("^")
the problem (my problem at least) is solved.
Partially, because I've also noticed that the module doesn't try to wrap the selected text, but a paragraph instead. If I have tags nested into each other (say, 3 levels deep) and I select the text on the third level (which could possibly contain in-line tags) then everything gets wrapped up to the first level.
Is there a way to make wrapping work on selections rather than paragraphs?
I've used a vanilla 2165 build for the test, but I've checked that it worked like this since 2139 or so.
By the way, I couldn't measure the further implications of this change, so maybe it is plain rubbish.
Movement across code structure
I'd appreciate an analogue to http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Moving-by-Parens.html. For example, in C-like files, Ctrl-Alt-n and Ctrl-Alt-p move across braced or parenthesized regions, while Ctrl-Alt-u moves out a level of nesting. In HTML files, the same keystrokes move across the tag structure. As far as I can see, Sublime only has Ctrl-m, move_to{to: brackets}, which isn't quite enough.
'subl -w' doesn't ever un-block when running under tmux on OS X
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