Sublime Text X 20111106

[adzenith]

When I hit find_next, it makes all my little outlines around all the find results disappear. I can only bring them back by closing the find dialog and re-opening it

Do you mean pressing the ‘Find’ button in the Find panel, or something else? The Find button doesn’t cause the highlights to disappear for me.

Sorry that was unclear; I’m pressing command-g which I have mapped to “find_next”. If I press the Find button with my mouse the highlights don’t disappear.

[adzenith]

When I have multiple groups, it’s not clear from the sidebar which file is open in the non-active groups. Could there be a “background highlight” or something? (e.g. a blue highlight for the front file in the current group; a grey highlight for the front file in other groups).

[adzenith]

In Sublime Text, I used Consolas size 8, but in X if I use size 8 the letters look kinda funny (I can take a screenshot if you’d like).
Also, in OS X the font sizes seem to be quite different (I use size 10 and it’s at about the size I like). Is there a reason for that?

[jps]

Font rendering works quite differently across platforms - on OSX I use Core Text, GDI on win32, and FreeType on Linux. It’s important to use the native font rendering on each platform, otherwise the text looks off compared to other applications.

re: Consolas size 8, is that on Windows? Font rendering should be a pixel for pixel match with Sublime Text 1.x there.

[Allen]

Go To Page seems to be broken, it doesn’t “Go”.

Is there a list or way to access the list of all functions available? Specifically, I’m looking for the function to go to an open buffer but there are a few other shortcuts I want to set up and would rather not have to clutter the forum with such requests…

And with no separation of Sublime and Sublime X in the forum, it’s hard to search/find relevant answers for one versus the other. Might you consider making a Serpate Sublime X section?

[adzenith]

Makes sense that the different platforms would use different font handling. Thanks!

re: Consolas size 8, is that on Windows? Font rendering should be a pixel for pixel match with Sublime Text 1.x there.

Yeah, that’s on Windows. Here’s a screenshot:

[jps]

Go To Page seems to be broken, it doesn’t “Go”.

Will fix for the next version, thanks.

Is there a list or way to access the list of all functions available? Specifically, I’m looking for the function to go to an open buffer but there are a few other shortcuts I want to set up and would rather not have to clutter the forum with such requests…

Do you mean the commands that you can bind to? There’s no list yet, apart from looking through Main.sublime-menu and Default.sublime-keymap.

Yeah, that’s on Windows. Here’s a screenshot:

It turns out that after accounting for DPI, Sublime Text 1.x does a round to nearest, while X was doing a floor, which resulted in a smaller pixel size for 8pt fonts. Will fix in the next version.

[jhawk28]

re: Consolas size 8, is that on Windows? Font rendering should be a pixel for pixel match with Sublime Text 1.x there.

Consolas is installed by the Microsoft Office so it is on both Windows and OSX.

Joshua

[oxman]

sidebar still ugly

[williams]

Jon,

Things are looking better and better. Kudos!! I am now fully using X on OSX now, and it works great! I noticed a lack of a few key bindings to legacy commands that already exist in the menu. Yeah, I know I can fill that in myself…

Any ETA’s on the following:

1. Build support / Output Panel - Looks like the Output Panel may fit in nicely with where the find-in-files is heading
2. Showing full file path it title or status bar? Real pain when I have 2 files of the same name open.
3. Refresh Project command - As I am building up a project while in Sublime, it’s annoying to have to switch to a different project and switch back just to refresh the tree and quick panel.

[reddshack]

The ability to single-click (or maybe a double-click?) a folder name in the sidebar to expand/collapse its contents in addition to clicking the arrow next to the folder name could be helpful.

Also, when you click on a certain point in the minimap to advance the view, the resulting view overshoots your expected location.

[Tanaric]

[quote=“jps”]Firstly, thanks for the bug reports! Some responses:

Bug report: pasting into an empty buffer crashes Sublime Text on Linux (and has for the last couple releases).

This doesn’t happen for me. What distribution are you using?
[/quote]

Company-modified Ubuntu 10.04. Running from a command line just gives ‘segmentation fault’ – is there a log I can include to help diagnose?

And for the non-bug related queries:

It’d be nice if clicking “find” or (especially) “find all” in the normal Ctrl+F find window moved the keyboard focus to the found result. Currently you have to click “find all” and then hit Escape to close the Find bar to actually use the results.

Incremental find (Ctrl+I) has this behaviour: type, press enter, and the panel will be hidden. Find All will close the panel when pressed in the next version.

Great, thanks for the advice!

[marksteve]

Word wrapping in multiple panes doesn’t work quite right. When two panes share window width, there are still scrollbars even if word wrapping is on. I guess it wraps with the whole window width and not the pane width.

[GreyWyvern]

Also, when you click on a certain point in the minimap to advance the view, the resulting view overshoots your expected location.

Yesh, I’ve noticed this too. It looks like it’s going to the proportional position in the file rather than the bringing the precise block of text which you clicked into view. For instance, if I’m editing a long file full of many functions and I see the Foo() function definition a ways down in the minimap, if I click that precise area in the minimap, I’d expect the Foo() function to be brought into view in the main window. Instead the main view will scroll to a position in the file proportional to the vertical position of your click on the minimap.

Perhaps I’m overlooking an option to change this?