I should probably point out that I am using zerobrane studio for both debugging and for ‘livecoding’ – things like adjusting border locations on the fly.  I actually had forgotten that I could adjust, then save the locations from within zerobrane, and it would of course then be able to be edited in the main sublime(3) stuff.

Saves time and is, well, pretty darned good (:

So add ‘Zerobrane Studio’ to the list of tools.  And, of course, mad props to Swankypaint by Wetgenes (Xix and Shi.)  Cuz it rules.  (You can see how Swanky Swankypaint is by going to http://paint.lo4d.net with chrome or firefox. And, despite what Xix says, Chromium (:  He’s just worried some people will be using chromium without the important native client, which I guess some Debian-based things (like Ubuntu) won’t have.  Archlinux users like myself have no problem. (:  )

Anyway Zerobrane got me my borders much faster than the adjust/run/re-adjust/run non-construct.