ScopeView.sublime-settings

{
    // When true and scope display is turned on for a file, this will display
    // the scope of the character under the cursor in the display phantom.
    //
    // At  least one of this or 'display_trace' must be turned on for anything
    // to  actually display.
    "display_scope": true,

    // When true and scope display is turned on for a file, this will display
    // the scope stack of the character under the cursor in the display phantom.
    //
    // This requires Sublime Text build 4087 or greater.
    //
    // At  least one of this or 'display_scope' must be turned on for anything
    // to  actually display.
    "display_trace": false,

    // When true, whenver the plugin reloads (such as when Sublime restarts),
    // any view that had scope display turned on will have its scope display
    // immediately updated.
    //
    // If set to false, the scope display for views that had it turned on will
    // be turned off when the plugin reloads instead.
    "restore_at_startup": true,

    // The default is to display the scope under the cursor in a phantom on the
    // line below the current line. Setting this setting to true will display
    // the phantom after the last line (as seen in the YouTube video).
    "display_at_eof": false
}