Sumblime Text 2 is yielding "unable to save" error if one had attempted to save a changed file in the folder that had been renamed via Sumblime texts' interface.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open project with non-empty directory (e.g. directory named "A")
2. Open a file in that directory (e.g. file named "x.txt")
3. Edit contents of "x.txt" (but do not save it back to the disk)
4. Rename parent directory ("A" -> "B")
5. Attempt to save changes in "x.txt"

Steps 3 and 4 are interchangeable.

There are multiple types of highlighting from the minimap in Visual Studio's MetalScroll add on I would love to see.

When writing HTML documents, I want my lines to break at 100 characters automatically. The only other editor for Linux I've known to support this is Quanta Plus, but it's no longer maintained starting at Ubuntu 12. :(

Please add the ability to specify auto-break points for lines.

Ideally:

  ~ While typing, carriage returns are added automatically at the specified line length.

  ~ When a single string (w/o whitespace) exceeds the line limit, it *will not* break the string.

  ~ When editing an existing line and making it longer, the overflow text will be prefixed to the next line and all following lines cascade, thus always maintaining proper line lengths and filling them as much as possible (instead of simply adding a new line in the middle for a few words the overflowed).

Thanks!

I think that debug support, like breakpoints, variable watch, variable inspection and shortcuts for step, step into, step over, play, stop is interest features that lacking on this editor.

Thanks.