jskinner

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by jskinner 15y ago
There are a few ways to add folders: - Drag a folder onto the window from Finder/Explorer - File/Open Folder to open a folder in a new window - Project/Add Folder to Project to add an additional folder to the current window - Via the comman
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by jskinner 15y ago
btw, you can use "File/Clone File" menu item to get a new view into the current file.
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by jskinner 15y ago
I've posted a follow up on the forum - in general, feel free to email suppport@sublimetext.com if something is overlooked on the forum.
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by jskinner 15y ago
Agreed - I'll make sure this gets in for the next version
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by jskinner 15y ago
I keep meaning to write a blog post with some details on this, but as with many things, I usually end up coding instead. Sublime Text 2 is almost entirely C++ (with a smattering of Objective C for Cocoa and Python for plugins). Coding is ge
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by jskinner 15y ago
gvfs should be working fine (I've used it to edit via sftp in the past, at least). If you're not having any luck with it, it's worth posting on the forums or emailing support@sublimetext.com
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by jskinner 16y ago
Should be fixed now: http://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/sublime-text-2-new-...
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by jskinner 16y ago
I've just released an updated version of Sublime Text 2 that should address the Python issues, at least.
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by jskinner 16y ago
Make sure you're changing it in the User File Preferences, rather than the Default File Preferences. The default preferences get overridden by the platform specific ones.
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by jskinner 16y ago
Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab cycle forwards/backwards through the stack of recently used files, in the same manner as Alt-Tab (Command+Tab on OS X) cycles through applications.
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by jskinner 16y ago
On Windows and Linux you can use Shift+Right Mouse, or Middle Mouse. Column selection interacts nicely with multiple selections, too: Use Ctrl+Drag (Command+Drag on OSX) to add selections, and Alt+Drag to subtract selections.
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by jskinner 16y ago
There are currently some issues on non-ubuntu linux distros. I hope to get this resolved in the next few days.
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by jskinner 16y ago
The preview-on-single click makes a bit more sense if you have the tabs turned off: it exists so the set of open files doesn't get cluttered when browsing a project. I'm planning on making it optional (and likely off by default), as many pe
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by jskinner 16y ago
Column select is triggered by Ctrl+Left Mouse on OS X - Alt+Left Mouse will subtract from the selection.
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by jskinner 16y ago
.tmTheme files are supported by Sublime Text: Copy your .tmTheme into ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/User (assuming you're on OS X), restart Sublime Text, and you should be able to select it from the Preferences menu.
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by jskinner 16y ago
It has most, but not all. Some commands are in the menu, but have no key binding: you can find these via "Preferences/Browse Packages", and then open up "Default/Main.sublime-menu".
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by jskinner 16y ago
As the author of Sublime Text, I'd just like to say thanks for all the kind comments here, it's heartwarming to see so many positive comments.
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by jskinner 16y ago
Those are for Sublime Text 1, rather than 2, by the way. The API for Sublime Text 2 is very similar, but different enough that plugins won't work without being changed. Documentation for Sublime Text 2 is extremely thin on the ground at the
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by jskinner 16y ago
Auto complete only looks in the current buffer for possible completions at the moment. I'll look into what's going on with the command line handling under Linux.
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by jskinner 16y ago
libgio is part of GTK, which I'm hesitant to statically link against. I'll test under RHEL5 and see what I can do to make it work out of the box.
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by jskinner 16y ago
As much as possible, I do try and follow the conventions of the host OS. Cmd+P is the only exception, which I feel I can get away with due to there being no support for printing yet (and a few other historical reasons, where Ctrl+P is used
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by jskinner 16y ago
There isn't a public issue tracker yet, no. The best place at the moment for reporting issues is the forum: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum
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by jskinner 16y ago
It should be just a matter of dragging a folder onto the side bar (or using the Project/Add Folder to Project menu item) - drop me an email (jps@sublimetext.com) if this isn't working for you.
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by jskinner 16y ago
It's generally just a matter of getting your hands on a .tmLanguage file (the same format as TextMate), and putting it somewhere in your packages directory (~/.Sublime Text 2/Packages/ on Linux). The top Go.tmLanguage reported by Google app
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by jskinner 16y ago
While Sublime Text 1 used the GPU for rendering, Sublime Text 2 is software only, and so should have no problems over remote desktop.
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by jskinner 16y ago
Which libraries are you referring to? Statically compiling GTK would seem a step too far. EDIT: Ah, you've added that now. I'll do some investigation: could you let me (jps@sublimetext.com) know which distro you're running? (I'm the author
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by jskinner 17y ago
the original binary doesn't need to be modified in any way It's easy for Ubisoft to also force the binary to be cracked: have the client request the server sign a random token with its private key, and verify it with a public key embedded
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by jskinner 17y ago
You can change the colour scheme within the editor - try Preferences/Apply Color Scheme/Dawn for a black-on-white colour scheme
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by jskinner 17y ago
This may be of interest: http://feedblog.org/2008/01/18/sublime-text-high-level-navig... I don't know how easy it would be to integrate into an existing text editor though. Firstly, the rendering itself. I do it via using the GPU to rende
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by jskinner 17y ago
Multi select with the keyboard: * Option one: select a few lines, then press Ctrl+Shift+L to split the selection into one per line * Option two: Ctrl+Alt+Up or Down Thanks for the heads up about All Hallows Eve... I'll fix it for the next b

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