NeoCodeMap

This plugin is inspired by sublime-codemap but using Sublime Text 4 capabilities.

It displays on the side of the editor. You can jump to symbol definition and references to it.

It supports all languages through native Sublime indexing.

Specific languages features

Generic

Nesting level is guessed through indentation level.

Markdown

The package supports markdown headings.

Make your own

You can make your own Indenter and register it with register_indenter.

This looks like this for a markdown indenter:

import sublime
from CodeMapManager import indenter

def my_markdown_indenter(view: sublime.View, symbol: sublime.SymbolRegion) -> int:
    # process stuff
    return x

indenter.register_indenter("text.html.markdown", my_markdown_indenter)

The last registered indenter takes priority.

You can even override the default indenter by overriding None.

import sublime
from CodeMapManager import indenter

def my_default_indenter(view: sublime.View, symbol: sublime.SymbolRegion) -> int:
    # process stuff
    return x

indenter.register_indenter(None, my_default_indenter)

Installation

This plugins has only been tested on Sublime Text >= 4200.

Package Control

The easiest way to install is using Package Control. It's listed as NeoCodeMap.

1. Open Command Palette using ctrl+shift+P (Linux/Windows) or cmd+shift+P (OSX) or menu item Tools -> Command Palette....
2. Choose Package Control: Install Package.
3. Find NeoCodeMap and hit Enter.

Manual install

Clean repository in your Packages directory.

Command Palette

Press ctrl+shift+P (Linux/Windows) or cmd+shift+p (OSX). Type neocodemap to see the available commands:

• Toggle: Toggle the code map view
• Close All: Close all code maps on all windows
• Move Up: Move to the next symbol on the current view
• Move Down: Move to the previous symbol on the current view
• Preferences: Edit preferences (see below)

Preferences

You can configure the plugin to use: