Graphvizer.sublime-settings

{
	// "dot_cmd_path" is the path of dot command. Here are some examples.
	// For Windows: "D:\\Graphviz\\bin\\dot.exe"
	// For Linux: "/usr/bin/dot"
	// For OSX: "/usr/bin/dot"
	// If you have added this path to the PATH environment variable, you can
	// use "dot" instead of the full absolute path.
	"dot_cmd_path": "dot",
	// If the dot command takes more than `dot_timeout` seconds, it will be
	// terminated. The default value is 3 seconds.
	"dot_timeout": 3,
	// "show_image_with" controls how to show the image.
	// The default value is "layout", so the image will be shown in a separated
	// layout by default. If you want to show it in a new window instead,
	// change the following value to "window". If you just want to show the image
	// in a new tab, change the value to "tab".
	"show_image_with": "layout",
	// "image_dir" controls where the image is saved.
	// The default value is "same" which means the image will be saved in the same
	// directory as the dot file.
	// If the value is "tmp", system temporary directory is used.
	// You can also set it to an arbitrary directory according to your needs.
	// Example for Windows: "E:\\homework\\image\\"
	// Example for Linux/OSX: "/home/haolee/image/"
	"image_dir": "same",
	// The default behavior is rendering the image in real time.
	// If set to false, the image will only be rendered when the file is saved.
	"render_in_realtime": true,
	// Default layout engine. Valid values including dot, neato, fdp, sfdp, twopi and circo.
	"default_layout_engine": "dot",
	// Default output format. Valid values including png, jpg, svg, pdf, gif, bmp, ps, ps2 and psd.
	// NOTE: the dot command also supports many other formats as detailed in the below link.
	// https://graphviz.gitlab.io/_pages/doc/info/output.html
	// You can certainly use any of them as the value of default_output_format, but these formats
	// won't be shown in Tools->Graphvizer->Output Format menu.
	"default_output_format": "png"
}