This is actually that distracted me away from ST2. It's 2013 and we generally still use text editors to work with code. The result is that code is typically ti

This is actually that distracted me away from ST2. It's 2013 and we generally still use text editors to work with code. The result is that code is typically tied to plaintext buffer by hacks and kludges in a quite awkward way. Highlighting is done by one subsystem, code analysis (if any's possible) is performed by completely another one (so highlighter output may accidentally contradict code analyzer), folding is totally separate from all those, and so on. JetBrains has another approach to this, as most clearly seen with MPS.