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Not even something as basic as auto-complete from all buffers... soon we will all have moved to VSCode or Jetbrains IDEs.
by swah 9y ago
Not even something as basic as auto-complete from all buffers... soon we will all have moved to VSCode or Jetbrains IDEs.
- oatmealsnap 9y agoExplain?
- swah 9y agoSublime updates have been mostly bugfixes for the last few years - and they still have a solid userbase that loves the speed. I just yearn for the first years when you'd get actual features.
- bdcravens 9y agoI've moved to VS Code, but still keep Sublime on my machine (been licensed for a long time) to handle massive files (like CSVs that are several hundred MBs large - VS Code refuses to open, Sublime opens them in seconds)
- heartbreak 9y agoIf you need that feature, you can get it from this plugin: https://github.com/alienhard/SublimeAllAutocomplete https://github.com/alienhard/SublimeAllAutocomplete There are probably others, but that's the one I use.
- swah 9y agoThanks - exactly, but the idea was that something like that would get (re)implemented in C++ since "Sublime is fast and never makes me wait".