LaTeXTools Preferences.sublime-settings.OLD

// Default LaTeXTools Preferences file
//
// DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE! Copy it to your Packages/User folder and modify that copy.
//

{

// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Basic platform settings: adapt as needed for your machine
// ------------------------------------------------------------------

	"platform_settings" : {

		"osx": 	{
			// Path to tex & friends; 
			"texpath" : "$PATH:/usr/texbin:/usr/local/bin:/opt/local/bin"
			// Path to PDF viewer, if needed
			// TODO think about it. Also, maybe configure it here!
		},


		"windows": {
			// Path to tex & friends, for MiKTEX
			// "texpath" : ""
			// For TeXlive 2011 (adapt as needed)
			"texpath" : "C:\\texlive\\2011\\bin\\win32;$PATH",
		},

		"linux" : {
			// Path to tex & friends
			"texpath" : "/usr/texbin"
		}
	},

// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Build engine settings
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	// OPTION: "builder"
	// Specifies a build engine
	// Possible values:
	//
	// "default" or ""	the default built-in build engine; currently
	//					this is the same as "traditional"
	//
	// "simple"			invokes pdflatex 1x or 2x as needed, then
	//					bibtex and pdflatex again if needed;
	//					intended mainly as a simple example for
	//					peoeple writing their own build engines.
	//
	// "traditional"	replicates the 'old' system based on
	//					latexmk (TeXLive) / texify (MiKTeX)
	//
	// "script"			external script: just invokes the script
	//					specified in "builder_settings"
	//
	// custom name		you can also use third-party build engines;
	//					if so, set the "builder_path" option below
	//
	// NOTE: custom builders CANNOT have the same name as an existing
	// built-in build engine (including "default")

	"builder": "traditional",

	// OPTION: "builder_path"
	// If non-empty, specifies a path to a custom builder, relative to the
	// Sublime Text Packages directory.
	// For instance, "User/builders" (on Windows: "User\builders") is a good
	// choice if you roll your own. 
	// (Note: if you choose "User", you may get a Python import error in the
	// console, but things will still work). 
	// Leave empty ("") for a built-in builder.

	"builder_path": "",

	// OPTION: "builder_settings"
	// Specify builder-dependent settings and preferences
	// Possible values: see README or documentation provided with
	// third-party build engine.
	// Builder setting can be general or OS-dependent

	"builder_settings" : {
		
		// General settings:
		// See README or third-party documentation

		// (built-ins): true shows the log of each command in the output panel
		"display_log" : false,	

		// Platform-specific settings:
		"osx" : {
			// See README or third-party documentation
		},

		"windows" : {
			// See README or third-party documentation

			// (traditional/default): tex distro; "texlive" or "miktex"
			"distro": "texlive",
		},

		"linux" : {
			// See README or third-party documentation
		}
	},


// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Formatting of bibliographic references in quick panel
// ------------------------------------------------------------------

	/* This preference sets the format of the quick panel to select citations using wildcards.
	The setting is a list with one or two string using wildcards for author, title, keyword etc. 
	
	Default setting: the traditional display, `["{title} ({keyword})","{author}"]` 
	Format:
	Can quantum-mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete? This is an non-existing subtitle to illustrate (einstein1935quantum)
	Albert Einstein and B Podolsky and N Rosen

	Richer alternative: ["{author_short} {year} - {title_short} ({keyword})","{title}"]
	Format:
	Einstein et al. 1935 - Can quantum-mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete (einstein1935quantum)
	Can quantum-mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete? This is an non-existing subtitle to illustrate

	Another alternative: ["({keyword}) {author_short} - {year}","{title} - {journal}"]
	Format:
	(einstein1935quantum) Einstein et al. - 1935
	Can quantum-mechanical description of physical reality be considered complete? - Physical Review

	No-title alternative: ["{author_short} {year} ({keyword})"]
	Format:
	Einstein et al. 1935 (einstein1935quantum)

	Valid wildcards: keyword, title, author, year, author_short, title_short, journal
	*/

	// Uncomment or modify at will
	"cite_panel_format": ["{author_short} {year} - {title_short} ({keyword})","{title}"],
	//"cite_panel_format": ["({keyword}) {author_short} - {year}","{title} - {journal}"],
	//"cite_panel_format": ["{author_short} {year} ({keyword})"],

	// Similarly, the formatting for the autocomplete panel:
	"cite_autocomplete_format": "{keyword}: {title}",


// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// General settings
// ------------------------------------------------------------------

	// Cite/ref autocompletion by default is triggered after e.g. \ref{. If you don't like this,
	// uncomment below. You can also use toggles: C-l,t,a,c and C-l,t,a,r.
	// "cite_auto_trigger": false,
	// "ref_auto_trigger": false, 


	// Keep focus on Sublime Text after building (true) or switch to PDF viewer (false)
	"keep_focus":	true,
	// Sync PDF to current editor position after building (true) or not 
	"forward_sync":	true,

	// Settings that are specific to Linux platforms NOTE: MOVE ABOVE!!!
	"linux": {
		// Command to invoke Python 2. Useful if you have both Python 2 and Python 3 on your system,
		// and "python" by default is liked to Python 3. If blank, "python" is used
		// Note: ST3 uses Python 3 internally, but the evince scripts need Python 2
		"python2": "",
		// The name of the ST2 or ST3 executable. On Ubuntu, both subl and sublime-text are 
		// available for ST2; adjust as needed for other platforms, and for ST3
		"sublime": "sublime-text",
		// How long to wait after evince has launched before sending a sync message
		// in seconds, floating point; choose 2.0 or 3.0 on a slower machine, 0.5 on a fast one
		// Note: only tweak this if sync after launching the PDF viewer does not seem to work,
		// or if the PDF viewer opens instantly and you don't want to wait.
		// Default: 1.5 (works on my MBP4,1...)
		"sync_wait": 1.5
	}
}