autofilename.sublime-settings

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// IMPORTANT: Any changes here should be copied over to your user settings.
// This file will get overridden on update.
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{
	// By default, AutoFileName uses the disk root for absolute paths.
	// Changing this setting allows for absolute paths on a project level.
	// This is useful for web designers and developers who want to use the
	// root of their site.
	"afn_use_project_root": true,

	// Override the project root. Will only work
	// if "auto_file_name_use_project_root" is true.
	// Can be absolute or relative to the current directory.
	"afn_proj_root": "../",

	// Specify which scopes will trigger AutoFileName
	"afn_valid_scopes":["string","css","sass","less","scss"],

	// BlackList specific scopes
	"afn_blacklist_scopes":["string.regexp.js"],

	// Whether or not AutoFileName should insert the width
	// and height dimensions after inserting an image into
	// an image tag
	"afn_insert_dimensions": true,

	// If afn_insert_dimensions is true, by default, AutoFileName
	// will insert height="" than width="". Setting this to true
	// will switch the order in which they are inserted.
	"afn_insert_width_first": false,

	// If you don't like having filenames flood the default autocompletions,
	// you can set the plugin to only activate with a keybinding.
	// If you set this to true, add the following to your user-keybindings:
	//
	// { "keys": ["whatever"], "command": "afn_show_filenames",
	//    "context":
	//  [
	//      { "key": "afn_use_keybinding", "operator": "equal", "operand": true }
	//  ]
	// }
	//
	"afn_use_keybinding": false
}