vhdl_util.py 文件源码

def get_vhdl_setting(cmd_obj, key):
    '''
    Borrowing an idea from OdatNurd from ST forum, creating a method
    that will return the value of a key and also check to see if
    it's been overridden in project files.  Defaults are handled by
    the supplied sublime-settings file.

    This will actually work on the regular Preferences as well I think
    though might do bad things if the key doesn't exist.
    '''
    # Load the defaults, or user overridden defaults.
    vhdl_settings = sublime.load_settings('vhdl_mode.sublime-settings')
    default = vhdl_settings.get(key, None)
    # Load the view's settings
    view_settings = cmd_obj.view.settings()
    return view_settings.get(key, default)

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