I am facing hard choice with this option. I like using sublime as project editor, and as simple text editor (for editing any other files briefly).

• If I use sublime with projects currently opened, and I want to edit a foreign file quickly, sublime_text opens that file in active workspace window (in the middle of my opened files, desirable because it could be forgotten)
• If I open the foreign file with --new-window parameter, it opens that file on a new window has expected, but it also loads my last remembered workspace.
  Why does sublime loads last session when running “./sublime_text -n” ?

I would like a way to open a file without taking care of any previous session (sessions and workspace are only usefull when loading a project file). Should hot_exit parameter take care of the entire planet or just individual project workspaces ?

+1 I would also like to see this behaviour implemented better. Opening with --new-window should not open the previous session as well.

+1 from me, I thought I was doing something wrong here, but obviously not…