Download Sublime Text 3.0 Build 3114 Beta

Sublime Text is a comprehensive text editor that will especially appeal to programmers. Among the long list of features we find include a minimap, the ability to select different sections in a text for editing at the same time, syntax highlighting with support for over 40 languages, and the ability to switch from macros and Python based plugins to use. Sublime Text is available for Windows, Linux, and OS X. A license costs $70 and is per user, not per machine. Version 3.0 is currently in development and we have now reached build 3114. The changelog for this release looks like this:

Changes in build 3114

• New C++, JavaScript and Rust syntax definitions with improved accuracy and performance
• Many other syntax highlighting improvements
• OSX: Improved rendering performance, especially on high resolution screens
• Improved word wrap behavior
• Improved spell check behavior
• Improved file indexing behavior with multiple windows open
• Themes may now be switched on the fly without artifacts
• HTML: Pressing enter when between a tag pair will increase indentation
• Some snippets have have been moved into a sub-directories, so custom overrides and key bindings that reference them will need to be updated
• show_scope_name command shows the scope in a popup
• Package Development: Added ‘Syntax Tests – Regex Compatibility’ build variant for evaluating syntax definition performance
• Package Development: Expanded the set of regexes the new regex engine is able to handle
• Syntax Definitions: Fixed some cases where pop matches with back references weren’t working correctly
• Fixed some Unicode handling issues in Goto Anything
• Fixed a scenario where changes to .tmPreferences files weren’t being picked up
• Fixed a 3096 rendering performance regression
• Fixed a 3096 regression in regular expressions when using \x{nnnn} escapes
• Fixed a crash that could occur with an invalid result_file_regex settings
• API: Added window.status_message
• API: Changes to how plugins are loaded. This should be transparent, but resolves a number of corner cases
• API: Updated to Python 3.3.6, and now includes the _ssl module on Linux, plus sqlite3 and bz2 on all platforms
• API: Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.2h