Sublime Text X 20110126

[marksteve]

This brought it back: defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 2

[jps]

knitatoms: I don't know about next releas, but spell checking is a high priority

chewie: You can download the .tmLanguage file etc from the macromates SVN repository

marksteve: Are you sure it was copying Sublime Text X into your applications folder that did that? There's no installer to speak of, and to the best of my knowledge Sublime Text X doesn't interact with the OS X defaults system at all.

[asmodai]

How can I add support, syntax highlighting, snippets, etc... for the restructured text format ( .rst )?

Look at examples of the sublime-packages provided with the application. Rename the file to .zip or simply unzip it to get to the contents.

[adzenith]

If I change my selection while doing "find in selection", I have to close and re-open the find panel for it to change which selection it's searching in. This makes sense; obviously Find itself changes the selection as I find, but it'd be nice if it would change the target selection if I press command+f again without closing the panel in between.
It'd be nice also if there could be some indication (an outline, maybe?) of the selection that it's searching in—I'm frequently confused when it can't find something I know is in the file, and it was just because I had a multi-line selection when I opened the find dialog. It would also be more clear if the status bar could say "Unable to find xxxx in selection" and "Wrapped past end of selection" instead of "end of file" or what have you.

One last thing: is there an option for turning off "automatic slurping"? (I'm not sure what it's called) I.e., when I press command+f I don't want my buffer selection to be copied into the find panel. This option existed in Sublime Text, but I can't find it in Sublime Text X.

[adzenith]

Goto Anything does something I don't expect when I #-search for punctuation. It seems to search for the first entry in the autocomplete list followed by the punctuation character; i.e., if the first entry in the Goto Anything autocomplete list is ret_val, and I type #/ in the Goto Anything box, the status bar will say Unable to find ret_val/.

[marksteve]

knitatoms: I don't know about next releas, but spell checking is a high priority

chewie: You can download the .tmLanguage file etc from the macromates SVN repository

marksteve: Are you sure it was copying Sublime Text X into your applications folder that did that? There's no installer to speak of, and to the best of my knowledge Sublime Text X doesn't interact with the OS X defaults system at all.

Hmm. I was installing Xcode then too. Maybe that modified my font settings. Sorry bout the wrong assumption that ST did it

[jps]

In ST 1.4, when you call the Goto Symbol windows the cursor (of the windows) is set to the current symbol and the view doesn't change

I've got this on the todo list btw, will hopefully get it in for the next version

In v1, the map could scroll past the length of the content until the last line is on the top of the screen. Is it possible to add that into X/v2?

This has been bothering to me too, thanks for the reminder, I'll fix it.

It would also be more clear if the status bar could say "Unable to find xxxx in selection" and "Wrapped past end of selection" instead of "end of file" or what have you.

I agree that it's a bit hard to work out what's going on with find in selection. Highlighting the target area would be good, as you suggest. I'll put in the status message changes asap, it's simple to do and a good start.