Nightly Build 2218

[dbachrach]

You used to be able to click anywhere on the mini map and drag and it would scroll up and down. Now it looks like if you click outside the current viewable region, it jumps there but does not let you drag up and down. Dragging up and down still works if you click on the viewable region in the minimap though.

[eikaramba]

yeah i don’t want to spoil the party, but is there an option to have the old behaviour back? For me the old “click anywhere you want and drag” was much better in terms of usability.

[Mr_Nobody]

yeah i don’t want to spoil the party, but is there an option to have the old behaviour back? For me the old “click anywhere you want and drag” was much better in terms of usability.

I agree. Maybe it could be click&release to jump and have click&hold work like it did before?

[peppy]

“go to antyhing” draw performance does seem hugely better, but I still can’t use the editor in general in HiDpi mode. Any specifics on what you changed with regards to this? It does seem like ST2’s overall cpu usage is down, but windowserver ain’t happy!

[nick1]

[quote=“Mr_Nobody”]

yeah i don’t want to spoil the party, but is there an option to have the old behaviour back? For me the old “click anywhere you want and drag” was much better in terms of usability.

I agree. Maybe it could be click&release to jump and have click&hold work like it did before?[/quote]

Second this, but still happy to see the change.

[adzenith]

I definitely appreciate the minimap changes! In addition, is there any chance we could get something like described in this post?

Minimap scroll behavior has some issues

I just saw a post on UserEcho that seemed like it had the potential to be really awesome: sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/7 ... ouse-over/ What if: when the mouse is at the top of the minimap, the minimap is scrolled so that it shows the top of the file, and when the mouse is at the bottom of the minimap, it's scrolled to show the bottom of the file. Anywhere in between it's scrolled proportionately. Now whenever you click it will both show the code you clicked on and put the view rectangle w…

I could be wrong but it sounds like it’ll answer everyone’s complaints: when you click the rectangle goes to where you clicked, so you can then click and drag; and whatever you clicked on is what shows in the view.

Thanks!

[singw]

I remember in build 2215, when pressing ctrl+up / ctrl+down for several times, the caret will not move as lines pass by, but now at 2218, the caret position changed, it’s so odd.

[jps]

With regards to click-and-drag on the minimap: Load a large file, such that the minimap doesn’t show all of it at once, and click outside the view rectangle. Note that the view rectangle is not where the mouse is. Dragging wouldn’t make any sense here.

adzenith: The proposed system is neat, but would lead to flickering when the mouse is simply moved passed the minimap.

[Mr_Nobody]

[quote=“jps”]With regards to click-and-drag on the minimap: Load a large file, such that the minimap doesn’t show all of it at once, and click outside the view rectangle. Note that the view rectangle is not where the mouse is. Dragging wouldn’t make any sense here.
[/quote]

Good point, and I suppose that adding the proposed dragging system would also make the minimap highly inconsistent with a scrollbar. I’ll just have to learn to click *inside *the rectangle to scroll now

[RyanJ]

[quote=“adzenith”]I definitely appreciate the minimap changes! In addition, is there any chance we could get something like described in this post?

Minimap scroll behavior has some issues

I just saw a post on UserEcho that seemed like it had the potential to be really awesome: sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/7 ... ouse-over/ What if: when the mouse is at the top of the minimap, the minimap is scrolled so that it shows the top of the file, and when the mouse is at the bottom of the minimap, it's scrolled to show the bottom of the file. Anywhere in between it's scrolled proportionately. Now whenever you click it will both show the code you clicked on and put the view rectangle w…

I could be wrong but it sounds like it’ll answer everyone’s complaints: when you click the rectangle goes to where you clicked, so you can then click and drag; and whatever you clicked on is what shows in the view.

Thanks![/quote]

As someone with a dual monitor setup, it would drive me nuts to have my document scrolling all over the place when mousing over to the other monitor.

[adzenith]

As someone with a dual monitor setup, it would drive me nuts to have my document scrolling all over the place when mousing over to the other monitor.

The intent is that mousing over would scroll just the minimap, and not the whole document. When you mouse out it could snap back or stay where it was or whatever.
I for one would accept such flickering in return for the added functionality

[RyanJ]

[quote=“adzenith”]
The intent is that mousing over would scroll just the minimap, and not the whole document.[/quote]

Ah, I see… well, that’d be a little more tolerable!
Personally, I like is the way it is now in the 2218 build.

[tito]

current behaviour seems to work perfectly

[toothrot]

Nightly Build 2218 is out now. The most notable change is to the minimap behavior, where clicking outside the view rectangle will scroll to the clicked on text, rather than the clicked on position. Dragging the view rectangle works the same as it did previously.

Awesome! Been waiting for this.

toothrot

[jbrooksuk]

Nodolat. Looks fun!

Competition is heating up!

[peppy]

I thought I’d add that on my retina macbook I get about double the draw performance when running on the Intel graphics chipset instead of the nvidia one.

[shadylog]

I thought I’d add that on my retina macbook I get about double the draw performance when running on the Intel graphics chipset instead of the nvidia one.

How did you benchmark this? I noticed no difference between the two. Also very nice upgrade, love the new minimap and love the now usable sublime text 2 under macbook retina

[peppy]

Visual comparison with a full-screen 1920x1200x2 sublime window, switching discrete/integrated using gfxCardStatus. I estimate a 10 -> 25fps improvement, to near-usable levels for me.

[Grant]

The only issue I have found with the new minimap behavior is that when I click on it to advance to a new location outside of its focused area, dragging with the same click does not drag the area after advancing.

[shadylog]

Visual comparison with a full-screen 1920x1200x2 sublime window, switching discrete/integrated using gfxCardStatus. I estimate a 10 -> 25fps improvement, to near-usable levels for me.

I have tested this way myself and also on full screen just now (on mountain lion i should add), the difference i see maybe is 15fps on integrated but definitely faster performance with discrete enabled, i’d say 20fps. But discrete is definitely faster.