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In Atom Editor, there is a plugin that lets you view the commit history of a single file. Does sublime have a similar plugin?
Check out GitSavvy - it's a new package for Sublime Text - https://github.com/divmain/GitSavvy
I am using GitGutter, it has a nice set of features
You may want to try the popular, SublimeGit, which has integration in both Sublime Text 2 and 3 (though it costs money after the free trail).
Or GitCommitMsg, which:
Shows the git commit history for one or more lines of code.
Essentially it performs a git blame on the selected line(s) of code,
and then performs a git show on the resulting commit(s).
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It is really handy in Bracket Editor that can prompt the file path while typing.
After search for a while I still cannot find a package that accomplish the same thing Bracket does.
Can you suggest or name one package providing similar feature in Sublime Text 3.
I use AutoFileName, although it can be a bit intrusive at times, if you're trying to type a string literal and it keeps trying to autocomplete paths. Other than that, recent versions seem to work quite well. Another option is FileSystem Autocompletion, which I haven't tried. FuzzyFilePath may also work for you, but only inserts file paths in your current project.
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Does anybody know about any living open source text programming (mainly html/css) editor for Mac? There does not seem to be one.
Kod - dead
Fraise - dead
Smultron - not open source anymore
Coda - not open source
I would like to extend it with CSS live preview tab, but in order to do that it has to be open source, and I would prefer working on a project that has some perspective. Everything seems to be on the Mac App Store now... :\
TextMate 2 is now open-sourced on github.
https://github.com/textmate/textmate#readme
Honestly, learn Vim. It'll take you a while at first, but you won't regret it.
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QuickJump
see http://www.techhit.com/QuickJump/open_navigate_windows_folders.html
Launchy is the only alternative I have found so far. It works if you tell it what folders to index, and remember checking off the "Include directories" for each of them. It's quick and works ok, but not excellent. For instance, it does not show the path to the directory, so if you have multiple hits you need to guess which one it is. But I can open my Downloads folder with Alt+Space and then writing "do".
It is open source and supports plugins, so extending it to show the path is possible.
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Does anyone know the code snippet tool that was used in some of the WWDC2010 videos?
It seems that the the tool allows us to create snippets of code which can be labeled. This tool also allow us to click and drag the label to Xcode code editor window to paste the code with the formatting intact.
Any lead on this tool/utility?
I think you're looking for DemoMonkey. I can't get the cool eskimo icon they have, though.
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Does anyone have any suggestions for a Gui for editing the log4net config files. We have people in the field who need to be able to increase, decrease, or specialize logging but don't have the background to mess in the XML.
I used this http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/Log4netEditor.aspx a few years ago to provide a simple GUI to log4net. I haven't used it recently so I don't know if it's still working with recent releases of log4net.
It's not that hard to make a simple .NET Winforms app that can read a .xml file and allow the user to edit it. As it will only be used by users with specific needs you can just put in the necessary drop-down menus, ticks boxes or edit boxes to allow then to change the values needed.
You can then do some basic error/range checking to make sure they can't enter invalid values.