Breadcrumbs.sublime-settings

{
  // Strips the full line that is used as breadcrumb down to the "name" group.
  // This regex is intended to provide a useful crumb in most languages,
  // but you can change thihs for each language you use.
  // Read about Syntax Specific settings here:
  // https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/settings.html
  //
  // Some examples:
  // Python: "(?i)^\\s*(def|class)\\s*(?P<name>[a-z0-9-_ ]+)\\b"
  // JSON: "^\\s*\"(?P<name>[^\"]+)\".*"
  // Note that your regex should include one (?P<name>) group,
  // this group is the only part that is used to create a crumb.
  "breadcrumb_regex": "^([{}\\(\\)\\[\\]\\s])*\\s*(?P<name>[^{\\(\\[]*[^:{\\(\\[\\s])",

  // The seperator used in between breadcrumbs in the statusbar.
  // Also used when you copy breadcrumbs from the popup or the phantoms.
  // This can also be changed per syntax.
  // Some suggestions: ○ ● » ∕ ˙ · ♥
  "breadcrumbs_separator": " › ",

  // Limit the length of each "crumb" to this many characters.
  "breadcrumb_length_limit": 100,

  // Choose if breadcrumbs will be shown in the statusbar.
  // This can also be changed per syntax.
  "show_breadcrumbs_in_statusbar": true,

  // Limit the total length of the breadcrumbs to this many characters,
  // by trimming the longest breadcrumbs first.
  // Is only applied to the breadcrumbs visible in the statusbar.
  "total_breadcrumbs_length_limit": 200
}