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

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Color Labels for Project Folders

Johannes Brückner 13 years ago • updated by Nano Zone 8 years ago • 1
When working with two main directories in a project (i.e. a dev and a live version of a project), it would be great to be able to add color-labels to the main folders that also apply to all opened tabs. That would greatly help working with files that share the same name but reside in different root folders.

So lets say you need to apply some changes of your dev-versions' screen.css to the screen.css on your live-server and you applied the colors blue (dev) and green (live) to the root-folders. Your tabs would show the colored labels infront of the filename, or the file-names themselves would be colored like the respective label.

That would make it easier to keep an overview, rather than the text-based solution right now.
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Autohide for sidebars

peaks 14 years ago • updated 14 years ago • 2
An option to set sidebars to automatically hide after a few sec or can be switched with a little panel would be good.
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强烈要求支持中文编码 gbk & gb2312

jason yang 13 years ago • updated by Sean Liang 12 years ago • 1
there is very very much coder is chinese, you can not nonsupport gbk & gb2312 encoding.
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Project folders do not update when accessing Samba share in Windows

Andy Jarrell 12 years ago • updated by Stratigos 11 years ago • 2

Project folders require a manual update for the contents to be viewed.  This seemed to  have been introduced in 2.0.  Please see this technical support discussion.

http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7142 

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Python code folding of multi-line function signatures

Cameron Sparr 12 years ago • 0

In python, I commonly write functions with signatures that span multiple lines, and code-folding of these functions doesn't work properly.


This an unfolded function:

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And this is what happens when you try to fold the function (it just folds up the signature)

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New window from Mac dock icon

lkraider+openid 12 years ago • updated by lewen7er9 11 years ago • 3
Feature Request:
Add an option on the right-click menu at the Mac dock icon to open a new window.

Rationale:
Many apps on the Mac have some useful commands on the menu that appears when you right-click their icon on the dock, Sublime has none, but an option to open a new window would be really useful, specially when working with mission control spaces and you want a new sublime window on the current space.
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Menu bar color

Tadeusz Łazurski 13 years ago • updated 12 years ago • 3
ST2 is great and this is great:  http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/19274-theming-of-the-sidebar/ 

But is it possible to change top menu color as well. It distracts me in distraction free mode :P
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Completion list width

ibbles 13 years ago • updated by Mark Evans 11 years ago • 6

I would like to be able to increase the width of the completion list. I have a few snippets with not too long descriptions, less than ten words, but even they become unreadable in the completion list. Same goes for the go to file(ctrl+p) result list, which I would also like to be able to move to one of the sides so it obstructs less of the content of the selected file.


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Code Folding - Fold All by Syntax/Keyword

Trevor Allen 13 years ago • updated 13 years ago • 0
Similar to the existing code-folding options "Fold Tag Attributes" and "Fold Level X", it would be great to have an option to fold according to syntax/keyword. For example (in python): Fold All Classes (folds all class definitions); Fold All Function (folds all function definitions); Fold All For-Loops (you get the idea), etc. 

Similarly with HTML, you could fold by tag -- Fold All <tr>, Fold All <table>, etc. 

I don't know whether it would be easy to integrate this with the keyword lists used for syntax highlighting, or perhaps create an area in Preferences files to specify which keywords a user would like included in the Menu or with key-bindings. 
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"Convert Indentation To Spaces/Tabs" should be under Edit, not View

Harry Pehkonen 13 years ago • updated by Michael Krueger 13 years ago • 4

"View" in the menu should mostly have options for presentation, not for changing the file.

When a newbie like myself wants to convert indentation to spaces or tabs, one would probably look under Edit and Tools.

Thanks very much for the awesome editor!

Harry.



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