It's definitely one to watch as development has been rapid. I couldn't find a CMake bundle in Sublime Text by default, so I just copied across the language file from the CMake bundle from Textmate and it worked perfectly. As an ex-Textmate user, I love that ST is compatible with Textmate snippets, language files and colour schemes. A lot of things don't have a pretty GUI at the moment but it was easy enough for me to get in there and tweak everything I could possibly want - ST is a tweaker's dream. Everything from the default key-mappings mentioned for the auto-complete behaviour above, down to the colour of the tabs in the interface can be easily changed by modifying the JSON-format configuration files. Other notable features if you are interested: More info on its completion behaviour can be found here As pointed out by koiyu above, if you hit ctrl-space it will open the auto-complete drop-down with all the matches that you can choose from. However, it doesn't cycle through the different matches with this key - it actually just selects the best match. It has a similar auto-complete behaviour to Textmate that you mentioned you needed, triggered by the tab key by default.
Despite its age, this program works nicely in modern versions of Windows such as Windows 10 and probably anything else upcoming.
Another recommendation for Sublime Text 2 (its in beta, but already more stable for me than Textmate ever was to have switched over to full-time). TextEdit supports custom macros, search and replace functions and dragging and dropping files from the Windows Explorer.
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