PerlSubs
PerlSubs - Which Perl subroutine I am at now, again?
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Installs
- Total 3K
- Win 1K
- OS X 768
- Linux 871
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A Sublime-Text Plugin - Perl functions listing
This plugin helps you immediately know where in the Perl file you are
If adds to the status line a small “[PerlSubs: ]” mark, so you know in which function you are now.
Also, upon pressing ctrl+alt+l, it opens a list of functions, and clicking on one will jump to it.
Intallation
Drop it to your Sublime Text Plugin directory. on my computer (OSX) it is: ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/PerlSubs
Supported ST versions
This plugin was tested with ST2 and 3.
TODO
Move the function name from the down-left corner to the down-right corner (where the important things are)
In the list of functions, make the package names stand out
Delayed scanning: do not scan the file immidiately on loading, nor on every change. scan it after the loading, and two seconds after the last change
BUGS
If the marker is below a function, but not in other function, the plugin will think that you are inside that function. Not big deal, for me.
License and Copyright
License: Perl Artistic 2 Copyright: Shmuel Fomberg, 2012