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

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Find Usage

Bruce Pieterse 13 years ago 0
Please could you add support to find functions currently being used through out the project. This should be implemented in the context menu so that when I bring it up on the function name and select "Find Usage", it will scan the entire project or folder and return a list of file names along with the line number on which the current function is being used. I'm not sure where this list will be displayed, perhaps we can reuse the Find Results page as it already has the functionality to display the path and a snippet of the code with the function highlighted already.

Thanks
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Move to trash instead of delete

iconv 14 years ago updated by Dan 6 years ago 6

Deleting is dangerous, it is far more safe to move files to trash. Currently it's possible to miss the file forever even if you just wanted to 'Open Containing Folder'.

+28

Reveal current file in side bar

Song Du 14 years ago updated 12 years ago 3
this will be useful when there's many files/folders in the side bar
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tag navigator (like Espresso or Coda)

Ian Russell 13 years ago updated by Huw Thomas 11 years ago 3
The code navigator on right so far is not very useful to me, but I REALLY miss the tag 'tree' quick navigator that Espresso has. It's an excellent feature, and enables me to navigate complex HTML files very easily. Coda has one as well, although it's less useful.

I've only been using Sublime Text for a few hours, so I may have missed this essential feature somehow!

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Override plugin settings per-project via .sublime-project.

Xavura 12 years ago updated by Jonathan Cook 12 years ago 9

I'm aware that .sublime-project files can contain settings but it doesn't appear I can do what I want with them.

Some plugins require per-project settings, at present as far as I can tell this is not possible without resorting to creating and using your own settings file somewhere inside the project path.
It would be very nice if two things could happen:
  1. For settings within the .sublime-project file to overwrite settings from a plugin's settings file, when applicable.
  2. For the API to provide a way to obtain these project-specific settings, which also seems to be impossible at present. Bare in mind that the .sublime-project file may not necessarily be stored within the project path and so we can't just manually walk the project path to search for it.
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highlight the current code block

Vali Cobelea 13 years ago in Plugin announcements updated by jan otte 12 years ago 1
highlight the current code block, change the background or add some tags in the line number area so the current area code (and here i think about C/CPP/JAVA....) is somehow highlighted.  thanks
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Add Linux transparency option (bacground opacity)

Michał Lepczyński 7 years ago 0

..as has been developed in a Package SublimeTextTrans for Windows users, pretty please : )

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jrweichel 11 years ago in Plugin announcements 0

PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT Sublime Text 3 File->Print NEEDED*

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Replace button in find panel does not have a keybinding

Kai Grossjohann 13 years ago updated by Simon vom Eyser 8 years ago 3
Kudos to forum post http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4485 that brought up this problem.

On OSX, in build 2161, the replace button in the find panel (Find / Replace in the menu bar) does not have a keybinding.  If Command+R invoked it, then people could step through matches with Command+G and replace the ones they want with Command+R.
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Add option to override project names

Danijar Hafner 11 years ago 0
It is not a big thing, but it would be nice to add a [name] option to project configurations, that overrides the project name displayed in title bar and project switcher. So you could name project configurations just [project.sublime-project], there mostly is only one project file in one directory anyway.