Sublime Text 2 allows the user to add a new spelling dictionary. For example: to install a Polish dictionary on a Mac, you can download a MySpell dictionary and unzip the files (pl_PL.aff and pl_PL.dic) it into the following path: 

~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Language - Polish

The spell checker can then be activated by selecting from the View > Dictionary menu.

Unfortunately the spell checker can only handle words without any accented (extended Latin) characters. 

Any word with such a character is considered to be misspelled and is underlined.

In order for the spell checker functionality to make sense, this bug must be fixed. 

It would be great to include external directories (for libraries, etc.) to a project's goto definition search. E.g. in Rails, or in any ruby script, gem directories could be included and definitions jumped to. I am sure many languages would benefit by this. No doubt priority in results should be given to project files.

Otherwise it stays in editor and can be restored again, especially with enabled "save_on_focus_lost" setting

When using a snippet that has placeholders in it, while in the snippet you TAB from one placeholder to the next.

It's great, except most of the time when working with a snippet, while I am mid way through the snippet, it's more efficient for me to manually move to a different part of the snippet and start typing something else.  But the next time I press TAB, my cursor jumps to the next placeholder after the last placeholder I was at before I moved elsewhere manually.

It would be very nice that if the user used any navigation keys (arrow keys, home, end, page up, page down, etc) while mid-snippet, that Sublime would "cancel" out of the "snippet TAB mode".  So after moving elsewhere, pressing TAB no longer moved you to the next snippet placeholder.  Sort of like, once you move elsewhere mid-snippet, it would be nice if SublimeText2 would "forget" that you were in a snippet.  So the next tab was treated like a normal tab instead of a key that moved you back to the next snippet placeholder.

In most cases (at least for me), when moving elsewhere during the snippet, that basically means that I'm done with the snippet and I need to continue to something else.  I don't want to press TAB and be moved BACK into the snippet again.

Another place this is extremely useful is using snippets within snippets.  Take the following HTML snippet:

<table>

  <tr>

    $1

  </tr>

  <tr>

    $2

  <tr>

<table>

After typing "table" and pressing TAB, it creates the snippet and moves your cursor to $1.  Then, lets say you have a <td>$1<td> snippet you want to use next.  If you type "td" and press TAB, then it doesn't create the TD snippet for you.  Instead it types "td" and then moves you to $2 in the above snippet.

It would be great if SublimeText2 would detect that if a snippet tabTrigger was typed while within a Snippet, then the first Snippet was forgotten and it would now work with the new snippet you just typed.

This sounds pretty confusing. I hope it makes sense...

In Vim, Ctrl+A increments the number under the cursor and Ctrl+X decrements it. This would be a nice addition to the Vintage mode.

1. Open new window.

This was implemented in ZionEdit (Look up on sourceforge.net).

Since "Alt+Arrow" moves by word inside CamelCaseWords, I would expect "Alt+Delete/Backspace" to delete subwords as well.

Expected behavior: (* is the cursor)

"ThisIsALongAnd*ComplicatedWord"

Alt+Backspace -> "ThisIsALong*ComplicatedWord"

"ThisIsALongAnd*ComplicatedWord"

Alt+Delete -> "ThisIsALongAnd*Word"

(I'm running SublimeText2 on Linux, I would expect the shortcuts to be different on other platforms)

As a workaround I added a macro and a shortcut to do that.