SublimeJava.sublime-settings

{
    // You probably want to configure this to something of your own
    // ${home}, ${env:<variable>}, ${project_path:} and ${folder:} tokens can be used in the sublimejava_classpath option.
    //
    // ${home} is replaced with the value of the HOME environment variable.
    //
    // ${env:<variable>} is replaced with the "variable" environment variable.
    //
    // ${project_path:} tries to find a file with the given name in all the registered project folders and
    // returns the first file found, or the original file name if none is found.
    // Example: ${project_path:main.cpp} tries to find a file named "main.cpp" relative
    // to the current project's folders. If none is found, it is replaced with "main.cpp".
    //
    // ${folder:} is replaced with the dirname of the given path.
    // Example: ${folder:/path/to/file} is replaced with "/path/to".
    //
    // Replacement is done sequentially, first all ${project_path:} are resolved, then ${home} and
    // ${env:<variable>} tokens,  and then the ${folder:} are replaced,
    "sublimejava_classpath": [],

    "sublimejava_srcpath": [],

    "sublimejava_docpath": [],

    "sublimejava_dotcomplete": true,

    // When set to true will inhibit the completions suggested
    // by default by Sublime Text 2 if SublimeJava can't
    // find anything to complete
    "completioncommon_inhibit_sublime_completions": true,

    // When set to true will shorten class names in the completion list
    // by removing the package name.
    "completioncommon_shorten_names": true,

    // Set to true to not display a visual error message box when an
    // error or exception occurs
    "sublimejava_no_visual_errors": false,

    // When set to true, import class under cursor will also organize imports
    "sublimejava_organize_imports": true
}