Find Function Definition
Sublime Text 2 plugin to find and open a function's declaration in your project
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sublime-find-function-definition
Sublime Text 2 plugin to find and open a function's declaration in your project
Installation
The easy way…
- Just use Package Control to install it
The slightly less (but still fairly) easy way…
- Click Preferences -> Browse Packages
- Download the source code folder and paste into the packages folder
The slightly geeky way…
git clone
this repo into your sublime packages directory
Usage
Highlight a function and either hit F8 or right click and go to Find Function Definition
. Plugin will search your project for the function and open a file up to it, or if multiple instances found display a list of files to open.
Takes into account folder_exclude_patterns
and file_exclude_patterns
settings.
Settings
The following function definition patterns are used by default, but you can add your own by going to Preferences
-> Package Settings
-> Find Function Definition
-> Settings - User
{
"definitions": /* where $NAME$ is the name of the function */
[
"function $NAME$",
"$NAME$: function",
"$NAME$:function",
"$NAME$ = function",
"$NAME$= function",
"$NAME$=function",
"def $NAME$("
],
"file_exclude_patterns": [] /* optional list of files to exclude, falls back to global setting if not set */
}