Sublime Text 3.2.1.3207 for PC Windows

Various syntax highlighting improvements
Git: Git repositories at the top level of a users home directory are ignored for performance reasons. This can be changed via the allow_git_home_dir setting.
Git: Improved performance with a large number of git repositories in the side bar
Git: Fixed UTF8 BOMs not being handled correctly in .gitignore files
Fixed a crash in the Git repository handling
Improved file indexing behavior in some scenarios
Improved scrolling logic in some scenarios
Fixed block carets changing the way text selection works
Fixed swap_line_up and swap_line_down transforming tabs into spaces
Mac: Added a workaround for a MacOS issue with DisplayLink adapters
Lixed: Fixed compatibility with old Linux distributions
Linux: Improved high dpi handling under KDE
Linux: Tweaked the way text scaling is handled
Linux: Fixed incorrect file ownership in the deb packages
API: Fixed an incompatibility with SublimeREPL
API: Fixed regression with phantoms interfering with home/end behavior

NEW: GIT INTEGRATION
Files and folders in the sidebar will now display badges to indicate Git status
Ignored files and folders are visually de-emphasized
The current Git branch and number of modifications is displayed in the status bar
Commands have been added to open a repository, see file or folder history, or blame a file in Sublime Merge
Themes may customize the display of sidebar badges and status bar information
The setting show_git_status allows disabling Git integration
All file reads are done through a custom, high-performance Git library written for Sublime Merge
Read the documentation
NEW: INCREMENTAL DIFF
All changes to a document are now represented by dedicated markers in the gutter
Diff markers show added, modified and deleted lines
The setting mini_diff controls incremental diff behavior
In coordination with the new Git functionality, diffs can be calculated against HEAD or the index
The git_diff_target setting controls base document source
API methods View.set_reference_document() and View.reset_reference_document() allow controlling the diff
The following diff-related commands were added:
Next Modification
Previous Modification
Revert Modification
Full inline diffs of each change can be displayed via the right-click context menu, or keyboard shortcuts
Inline diff presentation can be changed by customizing a color scheme
Read the documentation
EDITOR CONTROL
Added block_caret setting
Improve positioning and sizing of gutter icons in some situations
Fixed draw_minimap_border setting not working
Linux: Improved input method (IM) support - fcitx, ibus, etc
Linux: Fixed a crash when using GTK_IM_MODULE=xim
Linux: Tweaked behavior of up/down when on the first and last lines of a file to better match platform conventions
Windows: Improved IME support
THEMES/UI
Enhanced the .sublime-theme format:
Added variables support and associated revised JSON format with variables key
Added extends keyword to have one theme derive from another
Colors may be specified via CSS syntax
Improved performance with large numbers of rules in a .sublime-theme
Linux: Moved to GTK3
Linux: Various high DPI fixes
Mac: Added Mojave support
Mac: Add full support for macOS native tabs
Mac: Ensure context menus are shown without scrolling
Mac: Error message dialogs can now be closed with the escape key
Mac: Improved window placement
Mac: Improved resize performance
Windows: Fixed minimized and maximized state not restoring
Windows: Fixed a bug where auto complete entries would contain an ellipsis when not required
TEXT RENDERING
Support for Unicode 11.0
Improved rendering of combining characters
Fixed a caret positioning bug when non-trivial graphemes are present
Fixed some cases of incorrect glyph positions on Windows and Mac
Linux: Color glyphs are now drawn properly on light backgrounds
Windows: Fixed a rendering issue with certain combining characters
Windows: Fixed some fonts having an incorrect baseline
COLOR SCHEMES
Added block_caret key to use in conjunction with block carets
caret values now respect alpha as expected, rather than pre-blending against the background color
Added the foreground_adjust property to rules with a background. Accepts CSS color mod adjusters to manipulate the saturation, lightness or opacity of the foreground color.
SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING
Many syntax highlighting improvements, including significant improvements to:
Clojure, with thanks to Nelo Mitranim
D
Go, with thanks to Nelo Mitranim
Lua, with thanks to Thomas Smith
Fixed a crash that could occur when nesting embed patterns in .sublime-syntax files
Syntax Tests: Allow syntax test files to have a UTF-8 BOM
FILES AND FOLDERS
Improve performance of file watching for ignored paths on Windows and Mac
Windows: Fixed Open File treating paths as case-sensitive
Windows: Properly unlock directories after contained files are closed
API
Added View.set_reference_document() and View.reset_reference_document() to control diff generation
Phantoms are now drawn correctly in conjunction with draw_centered
Various minor improvements related to plugin module loading and unloading
Added support for hwb() colors to minihtml
Added a custom min-contrast() adjuster for the CSS color mod function in minihtml
Mac: Fixed a plugin_host crash when running a process that itself crashes
MISCELLANEOUS
Fixed a Goto Symbol in Project performance regression
F21..F24 keys can now be bound
Assorted minor fixes and stability improvements
Linux: Improved behavior of --wait command line argument when Sublime Text isn't currently running

Various fixes.
Added ui_scale setting to scale the entire UI, dpi_scale is now Linux-only.
Linux: Added workaround for a display driver issue, giving significant scrolling improvements for some environments.
Indexing: Added more information in the Indexing Status window, and reduced CPU utilization in some scenarios.

Various fixes.
Added ui_scale setting to scale the entire UI, dpi_scale is now Linux-only.
Linux: Added workaround for a display driver issue, giving significant scrolling improvements for some environments.
Indexing: Added more information in the Indexing Status window, and reduced CPU utilization in some scenarios.

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• Command pallet: A great feature that allows you to reach about all functions of the editor via the keyboard. You will hardly use your mouse and thus code more efficiently.
• Plugin collection: A hugely active community creates plugins for almost any task in Sublime Text. This includes syntax highlighting and code snippets for a large number of languages, for example Javascript, PHP, CSS, HTML, Python, LESS, XML and C++ to name just a few.
• Package control: This add-on let's you install plugins within seconds directly from the editor.

Sublime Text is a super fast and feature packed text and development editor. If you are going to be coding regularly you want to try this amazing editor (IDE). Following some of the great features that make Sublime Text stand out from other code editors:

• Multiple cursors: Once you have discovered multiple cursors you won't want to work without them anymore. As the name suggests they let you write or edit in multiple places in a document at the same time.
• Vintage mode: Vim keyboard shortcuts will work just like in the original Vim editor. To use them, all you need to do is to enable vintage mode.
• Lightning fast: This is the fastest code editor you will find right now.
• Command pallet: A great feature that allows you to reach about all functions of the editor via the keyboard. You will hardly use your mouse and thus code more efficiently.
• Plugin collection: A hugely active community creates plugins for almost any task in Sublime Text. This includes syntax highlighting and code snippets for a large number of languages, for example Javascript, PHP, CSS, HTML, Python, LESS, XML and C++ to name just a few.
• Package control: This add-on let's you install plugins within seconds directly from the editor.

Sublime Text is a super fast and feature packed text and development editor. If you are going to be coding regularly you want to try this amazing editor (IDE). Following some of the great features that make Sublime Text stand out from other code editors:

• Multiple cursors: Once you have discovered multiple cursors you won't want to work without them anymore. As the name suggests they let you write or edit in multiple places in a document at the same time.
• Vintage mode: Vim keyboard shortcuts will work just like in the original Vim editor. To use them, all you need to do is to enable vintage mode.
• Lightning fast: This is the fastest code editor you will find right now.
• Command pallet: A great feature that allows you to reach about all functions of the editor via the keyboard. You will hardly use your mouse and thus code more efficiently.
• Plugin collection: A hugely active community creates plugins for almost any task in Sublime Text. This includes syntax highlighting and code snippets for a large number of languages, for example Javascript, PHP, CSS, HTML, Python, LESS, XML and C++ to name just a few.
• Package control: This add-on let's you install plugins within seconds directly from the editor.