krumo.sample.ini

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;; Installation:
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;; Copy this file to krumo.ini once you've made any changes
;; you need.
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; KRUMO CONFIGURATION FILE
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; Note: Krumo was designed to have "sane" default settings. You should
; not need to change *any* of these settings.

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; Set the CSS skin used to render Krumo layout. If the skin is not found,
; then the "stylish" skin is used
[skin]
;selected = "modern"

[display]
; Set the separator for key/value display. Default is " => "
;separator = " :: "

; Truncate strings that are longer X chars. This prevents word wrap.
; Truncated items are still shown in full in the drop down.
;truncate_string_length = 80

; Truncate arrays that have more than X elements.
;truncate_array_length = 120

; Uncomment the lines below to specify the node_collapse sequence
; This example expands the first level with less than 5 elements
; and the second level with less than 10 items.
;cascade[] = 5
;cascade[] = 10

; Show the Krumo version and line/file number Krumo was called from
;show_version = true
;show_call_info = true

; Display carraige returns inside of strings are a literal \n to make it easier to read
; If this is set to false, carriage returns will be changed to <br /> to display in HTML
;show_carriage_returns = false

[sorting]
; Krumo defaults to sorting associative arrays by their keys. This
; makes finding elements easier. If you want to see the original array
; order, set sort_arrays to false.
;sort_arrays = false