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Show​Definition​Ex

by jk4837 ST3

Visually showing definition

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Show Definition EX

ShowDefinitionEx expand original definition lookup path:line with class and overloading choices

Basically, this package works on every syntax supported by your Sublime Text since it's base on the built-in function result, and open an invisible panel to parse the information of function. It only shows symbols in the same file extention, so you will not see a JS function appear when writing C++

Usage

Using F10 to change between built-in method and this plugin

Installation

Using Package Control: Install Package command and search for ShowDefinitionEx

Demonstration

From

definition view

To

definitionEx view

Settings

{
    "DEBUG": false,
    "show_path": true,
    // Scope name and file path will display on two lines
    // if length of scope name exceed this number
    "max_len_to_wrap": 60,
    // Number of items displayed at a time
    "max_list_item": 20,
    // Manually setting parsing syntax
    "syntax_lists":
    [
        [
            "C++.sublime-syntax",
            [
                "h",
                "c",
                "hpp",
                "cpp"
            ]
        ]
    ],
    // File that won't be show
    // "exclude_files":["css"],
    // Showing the same file type or both in related_list
    "related_list": [
        ["h", "c", "hpp", "cpp"],
        ["js", "css"]
    ]
}