The user should be able to close files displayed in multiple views without being prompted to save changes until there is only one view remaining of that file (after which the user should be prompted as usual when trying to close)

It's also important this bug is fixed to allow for development of plugins that manage multiple views of files (I'm currently developing one)

HTML comment like this(we use it in our template system) 

<!--- --->

cause editor to not end the comment and comment all text after comment end ,

Ctrl-Shift-B is a shortcut for a first build variant, it works.

When I open command palette this variant does not show any shortcuts associated.

It's confusing.

Is it possible to go to a specific character/string  in a line, like 'f' or 't' in Vim? That'd be especially powerful in multiselect.

Not sure whether to post it in 'questions' or 'ideas'.

If you've been using the portable version as a default editor and then switch to the installed version, the "Open With..." functionality will be broken, as the path listed above will still lead to the portable.  See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9450895/sublime-as-default-editor for more info

I use ruby and try to run ruby file in the editor,But it going wrong when file name has some chinese chars.

I found build system's file path do not encode into utf-8 encoding,but ConsoleCP is set to 65001(I guess)。

I do not know this is a sublime editor bug or ruby's。ruby use ConsoleCP to detect the script file's encoding.

Whenever I select a previously used search term, the last replacement text used with this search string should be selected too, currently I have to do the operation twice, once for the search text and other for the replacement text.

Also, to be able to pin some search/replace text pairs, that way they are not deleted from history.

sublime currently offers the ability to fold away code block's I don't care about which obviously helps me focus on the ones I do care about but personally I find it pretty in-affective for that job. How about it allows me just to select the block I want to work on and zoom in to that block as if it was in a separate file? I find myself creating separate files when writing HTML/Jade just so I can simulate this affect.

When in vim, and you go to the last line, and type "dd", it goes to the previous line. This way, you can delete all the lines from the bottom of the file.

In sublime, it doesn't go to the previous line.

Visual Slickedit has a cool feature where the mouse can select a block of text as a rectangle within the screen rather than across lines of text.  For example:

   a quick text example of where something
   might be a block select rather than a text line

   select

if we used a block select on the first two characters in the above text, we'd have 3 lines:

   ['a ',

    'mi',

    'se']

This can be very useful for inserting text, filling in comments, cutting text, etc.