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Anyway, I made a theme that's a mod of Twilight but in my opinion far more readable and pretty.
https://gist.github.com/800531
Give it a try!
Type this: import os. Pressing ctrl+space produced no hint or auto-complete. Does anybody know why ? Another thing I have tried: executing ./sublime_text /mycode/ doesn't import/open that directory within ST, it just opens up blank. I'm pointing these out to ask for solutions, not to nit pick.
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.
* Option for it to come up automatically instead of with a key combo.
* Taking colours from the active colour scheme.
Keep up the good work!
Type this: import os. Pressing ctrl+space produced no hint or auto-complete. Does anybody know why ? Another thing I have tried: executing ./sublime_text /mycode/ doesn't import/open that directory within ST, it just opens up blank. I'm pointing these out to ask for solutions, not to nit pick.
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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Ah! So it's called column select. Oops! I am trying Alt+Left Mouse in Windows XP but it doesn't seem to work. Is it different under Windows?
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.
I am thinking about buying it to use under OSX. The XCode editor is not my favourite to put it lightly.
Keep up great work!
This reminds me of the top post yesterday.
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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.
Multiple selections are very cool. I think you have done a great job with this editor. A final question: what is the recommended way to move between recently visited files? For instance in Visual Studio there is a file history stack that makes it very easy to visit previous files with Alt + W + n where n represents the distance in the visitation history. I keep doing Alt + W + 2 to alternate back and forth between tw…
I am using it on Ubuntu 10.10, looks amazing, is there any way to add syntax highlighting for other languages (Go in my case)
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 appears to be a work in progress though, I'll see if I can get something sorted for the next version - I'd like to have Go support out of the box.
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.