Dev Build 2062

[jps]

Dev Build 2062 is out now. There are several tweaks to the find panel, as well as a fix for the missing tab close buttons in 2061. The full list of changes is on the dev page, as usual.

When the find panel is open, find results will be highlighted in a more prominent yellow, at least if your color scheme is Monokai Bright. Other color schemes will need the findHighlight and findHighlightForeground keys defined in their .tmTheme files to show a find highlight.

[jbrooksuk]

Thanks for the updates Jon!

I'm sure you have a lot of things you want to get done before this, but when will we be likely to see code folding (especially some kind of index folding so we can programmaticly define folding on braces etc) and UI dialogs for plugins?

[jps]

Code folding won't be in version 2, it'll likely be in version 3 though. UI API is an unknown at this stage.

[jbrooksuk]

Is there any reason for this? A limitation in the editor itself perhaps?

If not "index folding" why not line folding? It would certainly help to fold down a chunk of code, select->fold when you know you can escape from seeing it all the time.

[jps]

Yeah it's a technical limitation of the current text buffer implementation, code folding is not an easy fit for it. Version 3 will be getting a new text buffer implementation.

[squ1b3r]

Hi, John.

Something happend with cyrillic text in version 2061. In all words in russian I can't see spaces anymore, no matter what font I use. It just happend after update to 2061.
I was hoping that you already know about it and you will fix it. But it's still here and it's really annoying.

In version 2059:

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In version 2061, 2062

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P.S. MacOS

Hope for help

[guillermooo]

* Consistency issue:

1) Ctrl+F, enter search text, match is highlighted in yellow. F3 highlights the next occurrence.

2) Ctrl+F, enter search text, match is highlighted in yellow. Alt+F3 removes higlighting and switches to selection highlighting.

In both cases the search panel remains open, so I would expect (2) to behave like (1) until I dismissed the search panel.

This is nitpicking, of course.

* Possible display bug:

Ctrl+F remembers the last search, so the second time you open the panel, the yellow highlighting turns pale gray. Even if you retype the previous search over the old one, it won't change the match to yellow. In order to get the highlight back, you first have to delete the panel contents.

EDIT: It does seem like a bug ---it only happens with search strings of length 1.

Ctrl+I wipes the previous search, so when you retype the text, it does highlight matches correctly in subsequent searches.

* I'm bored, so:

This has been discussed before, I believe, but what's the difference between plain search and incremental search? Do they seem to work exactly the same due to some default settings that can be changed?

[jps]

squ1b3r: Could you send me the file in question? A quick test (using http://www.dimka.com/ru/cyrillic/utf-8.html) doesn't show the same issue for me.

guillermo: thanks for the reports. The difference between the incremental find and normal find panels is mostly in what happens when enter is pressed:

enter: find panel will do a find next, incremental find panel will close.
pressing the key binding a second time: find panel will close, incremental find panel will do a find next.
when showing: the incremental find panel will always start with an empty string.

I would expect most people to use either the find panel or the incremental find panel exclusively, depending on which workflow they prefer. Personally, I only use the incremental find panel.

[squ1b3r]

2 jps: Yeah, sure. Here is the link http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1929196/Archive.zip

[Anomareh]

@squ1b3r Wonder if your issue is related the one I discovered a while ago. 2 questions: 1) The theme you are using, does anything have a background color set? and 2) If you open and close Sublime a bunch of times (like 10-20) does the glitch appear to happen at random?