Opening file in sublime from command line with line and column numbers places caret in incorrect location when line contains tabs

[nedwardsnae]

Description

The command line functionality for opening a file at a particular line and column number doesn't work as expected when opening on a line with tab indentation.

Steps to reproduce

1. Record the line and column number of your caret on a line in a file containing a tab character, making sure that this is somewhere after the tab character (end of line demonstrates this best). Sublime's line/column number functionality in the bottom left of the UI can be used to get this info.
2. Open sublime at the desired location using the command line 'subl filename:linenum:colnum'
3. Observe that the tab is treated as a single character when opening the file in this way, and the caret is now 3 characters ahead of the desired location.

Expected behavior

That sublime opens up with the caret in the location that the UI reports it should be in.

Actual behavior

Sublime opens up with the caret having overshot, potentially onto a new line.

Environment

• Build: 3211
• Operating system and version: Windows 10 1903

[keith-hall]

Possible duplicate of #811

[nedwardsnae]

Duplicate of #811

Didn't see that one, shame it hasn't been fixed in the past 4 years