The "Remove all folders" menu button reminds me of the analogy from "Inmates are running the asylum" where the eject button on a Jet is placed right next to the radio button.

"Refresh all folders" is dangerously placed next to "Remove all folders". All I want to do is refresh a single folder not set myself back 20 minutes.

Maybe add right-click refresh on individual folders and move the refresh all folders next to something less destructive?

When using Sublime Text for natural language text it can be useful to be able to search for occurrences of multiple words in proximity.  e.g. "apache & cache".

Hi, is there any way to have a variant of the build command to prompt for build arguments?

I'd like to be able to do this to start a build for a particular target.

E.g. F7 -> runs make
Shift + F7 -> prompt so I can run "make clean" or "make my_target"

Idea: Whenever the cursor is moved "far", remember the position before that movement in a history and provide commands to navigate the history.

The referenced patch adds syntax colorization support for Ruby's "load" keyword, as well as for the "require_relative" keyword added in Ruby 1.9. SublimeText2-Ruby-patch.txt

Side Bar contains "FOLDERS" with project folders listed. Great. But to expand folder and see files inside you need to click on tiny arrow down button that is not easy to hit. Would it be easier to just expand folder as it is clicked.

Looks like creating a new file at the moment just opens an untitled file in memory and changes the CWD so that the save dialogue defaults to the correct location.

I'd like this to work more like creating a new folder, where I am asked for the filename and the file is created (saved as a blank file) immediately.

When using multi-column select on the first column of a block of text, it selects the first visual column, when I believe it should select the first column within the logical line.

Confirm dialog for Delete Folder/File action (e.g. right click menu in Folder sidebar)

I'm not sure what the reason is for having two different open options (perhaps a cross-platform issue), but TextMate has a single open option that works for both files and folders. I use the folder option more often so I have rebound my keys to make it more instinctive, but it still does trip me up at times.

As noticed in this thread:

http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2093

The configuration for platforms do not work when they are in the User folder.

It is possible to make then work in the User folder too ? So i will not need to change configuration every time i change from Linux and OSX.

Thanks for Sublime2, it is great !

I could not find any way to match ruby "explicit" parens (i.e., do end).

Support for context in mouse bindings in the same way as key bindings. It would open up a world of possibilities. One use case would be to mimic the double click to jump" behaviour in Find in Files results.

My current use case is the translate_tabs_to_spaces option.  I work with a lot of projects.  Some of them require spaces, some of them require tabs. It would be nice if there was a way to change (file) preferences on a per-project level. 

I have a function called 'on', in a large module full of other functions.  If I type '@on' in 'goto anything', I get a ton of other functions before 'on' because they happen to have an 'o' and an 'n' in their name in that order.

Sublime Text 2 doesn't recognize shebang line such as this one:

#!/usr/bin/env python2.6

Please fix this, this should be recognized as a python file

Please add an integrated TODO list panel into the UI that can be toggled via the 'View' menu/shortcut - perhaps as a side panel.  I'd like all TODOs to be highlighted in my code comments and automatically collected in this side panel.  Would be nice if it supported input of generalized TODOs as well.