Outline
Outline view for Sublime Text 3
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Outline for Sublime Text 3
Overview
Inspired by FileBrowser, this package shows the outline of your file, class/function name list of your code, or table of content/toc of your markdown/LaTeX document in a sidebar-style tab.
Installation
Install via Package Control
This package is available on Package Control. Search for Outline
.
Manual installation
- Clone or download this repository to your hard drive using the green
Clone or download
button - Rename the cloned or extracted folder to
Outline
. Make sureoutline.py
is at the root of theOutline
folder. - Move the
Outline
folder to your Sublime Text'sPackages
folder. To find thePackages
folder, click menuPreferences
>Browse Packages
. - Restart Sublime Text, and press
Ctrl + Shift + P
to select your preferred layout (Browse Mode
)
Default layout
The outline tab can be set as a sidebar on the left or right. Press Ctrl + Shift + P
and select either Browse Mode: Outline (Left)
or Browse Mode: Outline (Right)
to set your preferred layout.
If you also use FileBrowser, you can use both in three different layouts:
FileBrowser
left,Outline
rightFileBrowser
top left,Outline
bottom leftFileBrowser
top right,Outline
bottom right
To use FileBrowser
and Outline
together, please close the FileBrowser
sidebar first and then use the correponding Browse Mode
command to set the layout, otherwise the Outline
view may not work as intended.
Color theme
Outline
can be configured to use the current editor color scheme. To do so, change the setting below:
"outline_inherit_color_scheme": true
Outline
has two built-in color themes: Bright (default theme) and Dark. To switch to the Dark theme, add the following to your user settings file. Open the user settings file by “Preferences > Package Settings > Outline > Settings” (Sublime Text version 3124 or later), or “Settings - User”:
"outline_inherit_color_scheme": false
"color_scheme": "Packages/Outline/outline-Dark.hidden-tmTheme"
Remove -Dark
or remove the entire line to return to the bright theme. To customize your own color theme, see this issue.
Outline content and indentation
Outline is updated when you save a file or switch between files.
Content and indentation in the Outline
tab is controlled by the Symbol List.tmPreferences
file (file name may differ) corresponding to the syntax of your file.
Known issue
- This package may not work if you use a multi-column/row layout.
License
This plugin is licensed under the MIT license.