SublimeCscope.sublime-settings

{
    // All of these settings can be overwritten on a per-project basis
    // by modifying the project settings. (Note: in that case you need to prefix
    // the keys below with "sublimecscope_"
    // i.e. "sublimecscope_index_extensions": ["*.c"])
    //
    // Specify which file types should be included in the cscope index.
    // cscope officially supports .c, .h, .l (lex) and .y (yacc)
    // but is known to do a good job of finding symbols in many other languages
    // that have a C-based syntax (e.g. Java, Ruby, Python)
    // "index_file_extensions": [
    //                           ".c",
    //                           ".cc",
    //                           ".cpp",
    //                           ".h",
    //                           ".hpp",
    //                           ".l",
    //                           ".y",
    //                           ".py",
    //                           ".rb",
    //                           ".java"
    //                          ],

    // The path to the cscope executable. If empty, PATH environment will be searched.
    // "cscope_path": "",

    // Set this to true if you want cscope to search the standard include folders
    // (e.g. /usr/include) for include files while building the index. When set to
    // false it will only use include files that are included in the project.
    // "search_std_include_folders": false,

    // a list of include folders (outside of project) that cscope should
    // look into for #include files. This will correspond to one or more
    // '-I' options being passed to cscope
    // "extra_include_folders": = []

    // Specify a folder where cscope should store its temporary data.
    // The 'TMPDIR' environment variable will be set to this value
    // "tmp_folder": ""

    // If cscope returns more results than this limit. Abort the search.
    // For unlimited results, set this to -1
    // "maximum_results": 1000
}