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In Sublime Text 2, how do I open new <em>fem>iles in a new tab?

When I'm editing with <em>fem>iles on the server, and I click to edit them, i<em>fem> I'm editing multiple <em>fem>iles (say an HTML <em>fem>ile and a CSS <em>fem>ile) but they open in new windows, which, on my small laptop display is a little inconvenient. ...
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Sass .scss: Nesting and multiple classes?

I'm using Sass (.scss) <em>fem>or my current project. 3 Answers 3 ...
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UIViewController viewDidLoad vs. viewWillAppear: What is the proper division o<em>fem> labor?

I have always been a bit unclear on the type o<em>fem> tasks that should be assigned to viewDidLoad vs. viewWillAppear : in a UIViewController su<em>bcem>lass. ...
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How to disable zoom on Ctrl+scroll in Visual Studio 2010?

Visual Studio 2010 adds a zoom setting on the bottom le<em>fem>t o<em>fem> the text editor (to the le<em>fem>t o<em>fem> the horizontal scroll bar) and also adopts the Ctrl +mouse scroll idiom <em>fem>or zooming in and out. ...
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What is the purpose o<em>fem> “!” and “?” at the end o<em>fem> method names?

Sometimes I see methods in Ruby that have "?" and "!" at the end o<em>fem> them, e.g: 5 Answers ...
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How do I tell matplotlib that I am done with a plot?

The <em>fem>ollowing code plots to two PostScript (.ps) <em>fem>iles, but the second one contains both lines. 6 Answers ...
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C# - Selectively suppress custom Obsolete warnings

I'm using the Obsolete attribute (as just suggested by <em>fem>ellow programmers) to show a warning i<em>fem> a certain method is used. ...
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Piping both stdout and stderr in bash?

It seems that newer versions o<em>fem> bash have the &amp;&gt; operator, which (i<em>fem> I understand correctly), redirects both stdout and stderr to a <em>fem>ile ( &amp;&gt;&gt; appends to the <em>fem>ile instead, as Adrian clari<em>fem>ied). ...
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How to <em>fem>ind a min/max with Ruby

I want to use min(5,10) , or Math.max(4,7) . Are there <em>fem>unctions to this e<em>fem><em>fem>ect in Ruby? 6 Answers ...
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How do I get the type name o<em>fem> a generic type argument?

I<em>fem> I have a method signature like 3 Answers 3 ...