We already have this for keybindings, but I would like the other settings files to allow for a (OSX) etc. in the file name to identify the OS, and then have them merged on run. This would be useful for me, since my Mac as a much higher pixel density then my windows computer. This requires bumping up my font size several notches every time I switch computers.

In Finder you must be able to add folder to Sublime project like BBEdit does. Please watch the pic

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the only thing that keeps me away from using sublime is FTP!!

Please consider making Sublime Text available through the Ubuntu Software Center for easier installation.

Since this behavior is inconsistent, I am under the belief it is a bug. If it is not, then I am requesting a setting to allow me to make it so the wrapped indentation matches the indentation of the originating line.

In my previous editor (EditPlus) I could switch between the latest 2 files with F12, which came in very handy. I know you can switch with ctrl+tab, but then you have to remember if you need to go forward or backwards. As far as I can see F12 is not used yet.

Keep up the good work!

1. nested symbols: for example: '@SomeClass some_method -6' -- jump to to -6 line above class method
2. search symbols in many files: 'file_name@SomeClass' show all files matched file_name and contained SomeClass

In some code editors it is possible to have multiple spell check dictionaries activated at the same time. It would be a very comfortable feature in ST too, for example when working  with multilanguage text files.

I'm talking about this menu:

It would be great if the R lexer could support folding multi-line comments in R.  This is particularly useful with function headers.  Ideally, when the comments are folded only the top-most line shows (i.e. the name of the function).  Here's an example of a function header using Roxygen-style documentation. 

#' Test Function

#' 

#' My test function description

#'

#' @param firstParam  first parameter description

#' @param secondParam second parameter description

#'

#' @return  what the function returns

#' @note some notes here

#' @author First Last

#' @importFrom plyr ddply

#' @export

TestFunction = function( ... )

{

}