in all other ide's color usually, but sublime nop =/

I would love to be able to press a key combination like control + shift + c and it will popup a color picker. Then we can find a color and click "insert" and it will add the hex where the mouse cursor is.

Please provide better error messages:

- File is read only 

- Permission denied

- Path does not exist

- ...

comparing files side by side.. the only thing where NPP beats sublime!

 On Windows i have the latest version but when i try to run it i am getting the message "This build of Sublime Text 2 has expired" and it will not let me run it, but i do already have the latest version and i have paid for a licence. Can you help?

Build in SCP / FTP  functionality similar to that of Coda.  

I would really love to have the option of a simplified 'Find' panel for Mac OS X like Safari and BBEdit have. Right at the top of the window, with a simple text field, forward/back buttons, a 'Cancel' (invoked with the Esc key) and a count of how many hits there are.

I like the complete functionality of the existing 'Find' bar at the bottom, but the buttons are so big that they obscure the text box where I'm typing my find string.

It's kind of like the existing 'Incremental Find', but it's more along the lines of other Mac apps.

Alternatively, the ability to shrink the Find, Find Prev, Find All so it doesn't obscure the text field would be OK as well. I was just thinking the minimal one at the top would be more "Mac like".

Under Linux, right clicking a file in the sidebar then selecting "Open containing folder" opens the folder in nautilus.

I would like the option to specify a different file manager for this command.

Would it be possible to make CLI version of Sublime Text 2? I mean, there's not much interface in the GUI version, so probably it would be no ~extremely~ big problem.

I know Vim is somewhat capable reproducing all ST behavior but that's not the point.

I'd love to see Cmd+Shift+P magic in terminal and no modes at all.

What do you think?

Make it possible to load 2-3 related syntaxes (especially for the code completion) at once like Coffeescript Javascript and jQuery. Or Sass and CSS.

If I were to change from vim to some local-only editor, lets say sublime text,

I'd need someway to continue using remote commands to edit files.

I guess how this could work is that when on remote machine your 'magiceditor

file', it opens new channel inside current ssh connection and copies file to

some ~/.magiceditor/session/host:port/pwd/file.

On local PC you'd have deamon running, which would use inotify to monitor files

appearing and files changed.

So when remotely you edit file, it is copied to local PC, and then opened in

new tab or existing tab is refreshed.

When you save tab in local PC, it is copied back to remote PC.

All this could be wrapped also inside git, so if remote file was edited with

another editor, you could solve conflicts via git merge.

Or it could be configuration option, which end remote or local wins in

conflicts. But automatic git storage for all edited files could be nice for

other reaons too.