An excellent article about programming environment:

http://worrydream.com/LearnableProgramming/ 

Discussion:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4577133 

If only Sublime Text could implement at least some of great ideas expressed there, how awesome it would be!

such as the title

when run:

"command": "show_overlay", "args": {"overlay": "command_palette", "text": "xxxx"}

sublime text auto select the first one, but when run:

"command": "show_overlay", "args": {"overlay": "goto", "text": "xxxx"}

sublime text does not auto select the first one, so I must press down key to select it

Is this a BUG?

My workflow for setting up a project involves adding a parent directory which is often too large. Then I need to manually add the excluded folders in the project definition. 

It would be nice and time-saving to be able to exclude a folder by right clicking on a folder and do it right there. 

Is it possible to use different syntax definitions in the same document?

Thanks

Peiman

PS I sent a message a few minutes ago but I think it didn't go through. So apologies in advance if I'm posting the same question twice.

Every time i want to edit existing build systems its a pain to find the folder they exist in my current os, please add a menu option to quickly open a .build system and edit it

I would like to be able to copy snippets from Subliem into LibreOffice without loosing the highlighting of my code.

I would like to be able to count number of files and folders in selected directory/project and maybe even have the option to display the count next to the folder name, something like:

or maybe to have it work on mouse over event, or: right click -> file/directory count?

I often simply depend on the ability to see how many files are in a folder so I either have to count them manually or have to open the terminal to check this information out.

Make all icons and image files HiDPI/retina supported. Currently those X-out icons are pixelated images...

If the directory path of an open file contains a comma Sublime Text 2 will throw up an error when the 'Open Containing Folder...' context menu item is selected.

Eg:

E:\Web Dev, Sites\Example Folder\My File.html

When trying to open a file from side bar, it's a good idea to expand that which allows me to view file full name, and shrink after I move my mouse away from that which gives me more space for editing.