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The only features of Atom text editor Sublime needs

#4

[quote=“tito”]> Ability to view image files in a tab (and not as code). Make so much sense to include an image preview ability.
Already included in ST3[/quote]

Awesome. I’ve had sublime set to ignore images since the very early days, reenabled them and can you are now right.

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#5

This was added in ST3 Build 3055 and I love it :smile: I agree that the sidebar, gutter, and tabs in general could do with more extensible features for plugin developers.

Package Control is more than adequate for this and the community has been fantastic at supporting it.

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#6

–> github.com/gornostal/Modific

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#7

Also, a toolbar will not harm. I can’t stick my two hand to the keyboard ALL the time… ! :smiley:

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#8

@Tito: what about setting a custom Main.sublime-menu file with dirrect commands and using emoji as icons?

QSx1yWu.png825×261 11 KB

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#9

That’s an excellent idea, the menu has a lot of “empty” space, are you suggesting that now that is possible and I missing a great save button? :stuck_out_tongue:

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#10

[quote=“iamntz”]@Tito: what about setting a custom Main.sublime-menu file with dirrect commands and using emoji as icons?

http://i.imgur.com/QSx1yWu.png[/quote]

This is amazing!

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#11

[quote=“iamntz”]@Tito: what about setting a custom Main.sublime-menu file with dirrect commands and using emoji as icons?

http://i.imgur.com/QSx1yWu.png[/quote]

LOL I tested. It really works, has been there all the time! :mrgreen:

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#12

@tito Now you can drink coffee AND save your file! :smile:

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#13

In Uruguay, a mate :stuck_out_tongue:

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#14

Also, you can go crazy and create/edit Default/Main.sublime-menu and remove everything you don’t need. (Although i noticed things can easily can go south if you have some packages installed, like Package Control).

I’m not sure if there is a way of inserting separators though :smile:

//Edit:
You can also set separators by using:

{ "caption": "-", "id": "separator-1"},
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#15

What I would very much like to have is the entire menu in the command palette… but I’m too lazy to implement it. I think we should rejoice in the fact that we’re all bonkers :smile:

@tito I’ve heard about it but I’ve never tried. Looks yummy!

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#16

github.com/SublimeText/Toolbar :stuck_out_tongue:

Not that nice as I expected, but well, works for me

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#17

Ptf! If it doesn’t use a 3.5-inch floppy for a save icon, it’s not a real toolbar :smile:

P.S. I have to admit that your take is very creative. I especially like your use of the zodiac symbols.

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#18

[quote=“quodlibet”]Ptf! If it doesn’t use a 3.5-inch floppy for a save icon, it’s not a real toolbar :smile:

P.S. I have to admit that your take is very creative. I especially like your use of the zodiac symbols.[/quote]

“clone file” icon should’ve been the Gemini symbol not the Cancer one… :wink:

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#19

But then, what would you use for columns?

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#20

[quote=“quodlibet”]

But then, what would you use for columns?[/quote]

:bangbang: <- :wink:

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#21

This seems a good idea, but I’m testing it in Ubuntu and I has some problems:

(I’m using caption, id, command for each menu item)

  1. There are only few emojis available
  2. When you click on it, the command isn’t executed
  3. "caption": "-" shows - instead of an empty space

At least is what I’ve experienced until now.

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#22

hi @gepd
I have exactly the same problem. The ‘fake’ Toolbar using Main.sublime-menu works perfectly on Windows, but on Ubuntu, the Buttons don’t work. If you look closely when clicking on such a ‘toolbar button’, then you see some small artifact which looks like an empty menu. I think the Problem is that the Ubuntu GUI tries to open the menu and then finds out it is empty and does nothing.
I wonder whether there is a solution for that Problem?

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#23

@tito:

I like what you did, but some tooltips would be nice. I can’t remember what all the symbols do.

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