Sublime Text 3 Beta

[jps]

The first beta of Sublime Text 3 is now available to registered users: http://www.sublimetext.com/blog/article ... ext-3-beta

[iamntz]

FUCK ME!!!!

[Kyrra]

Awesome! I've been putting off ordering SublimeText for a while now, just went ahead and bought it.

Just to double-check, buying it now (at the $70 price), means I can use 3.0 retail when it releases, right?

[jps]

Just to double-check, buying it now (at the $70 price), means I can use 3.0 retail when it releases, right?

That's correct, all license keys ordered are now Sublime Text 3 license keys, which will also work for Sublime Text 2 if you'd prefer to continue using that for the moment.

[iamntz]

Hopefully plugin authors will be quick on making change and/or they find a smart way to keep plugins to work on both 2 and 3.

Any news on tooltip and sidebar API? Are you planning to implement this (ever? )

Also, from this sentence:

followed by our new pricing

We should understand that ST is not a one man show anymore?

[facelessuser]

[jps]

Any news on tooltip and sidebar API? Are you planning to implement this (ever? :mrgreen: )

It's something I very much want to get done, but at this stage I don't know when that will be.

We should understand that ST is not a one man show anymore?

There will be something to say on that front soon.

[castles_made_of_sand]

FUCK ME!!!!

A most sincere request for some sweet sweet loving

[quarnster]

Yay!

[jps]

It's worth mentioning that I haven't gotten around to updating the API reference yet, but you can now see the full API by looking through sublime.py, which lives next to the executable.

The plugin API itself has moved from using boost.python in S2 to the raw Python C API in S3, with sublime.py wrapping the C level API to provide something mostly compatible with the S2 API.