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My current state of work about TCL can be found at https://github.com/deathaxe/Packages/tree/wip-tcl-rewrite. You may have a look into the TCL folder of that branch. It is just a intermediate state,...

Your issue and a couple more are actually in the linked wip branch. Came to the same result with regards of fully supporting that syntax seems impossible. Maybe most general...

Geany uses scintilla, the same text editor engine which powers Notepad++. Scintilla's syntax highlighting relies on lexers written in C++. As it works fundamentally different, nothing of it can be...

The snippet's tab trigger is `vector`. So this is the word to be replaced and the only one needed to be typed. ST's snippet system doesn't know about the manually...

Based on a quick check, I'd say yes. It's something you could do quickly by adding a _Packages/User/cpp-std-vector.sublime-snippet_ with the following content. ```XML std::vector v$0;]]> std::vector source.c++, source.objc++ ``` It's...

I think especially JavaScript environments move forward too fast to keep track with all the changes and update syntax definitions. To accomblish that a fulltime developer is needed. Furthermore the...

The question here is how to distinguish module imports from functions etc. `thing` could be anything - a `module`, `function`, `variable`. Don't think it's useful to just scope it `entity.name`...

What exactly do you expect to be highlighted how? The `!` is scoped as history already (on my local patchset). 

How about the existing: _Menu > Repository > Open Containing Folder ..._? It would open the file browser. Opening Terminal is not yet available. _Remarks: The meaning of "button on...

Extending the Command Palette or even add key bindings is as easy as in ST, except there is no side-by-side view to see the defaults. Just add ... _Packages/User/Default.sublime-commands_ ```...