serial_monitor.sublime-settings

{
    /**
     * These are settings that can be overridden by the user in the user settings.
     * These are the settings used when opening a comport without specifying these specific
     * modifiers in the command (advanced mode).
     *
     * These settings will be applied to all ports. Port-specific settings can also be defined (see below)
     */


    /** Boolean to enable/disable timestamp logging when opening a comport */
    "enable_timestamps": false,

    /** Set the default line endings type.  Valid values are "CR", "LF", or "CRLF" */
    "line_endings": "CRLF",

    /** Boolean to enable/disable word wrap in the output buffer **/
    "word_wrap": true,

    /** Boolean to enable/disable local echo (echo to output file any text written to serial) */
    "local_echo": false,


    /** Unimplemented: data_bits, parity, stop_bits **/

    /** Data bits per byte. Valid values are 5, 6, 7, 8 **/
    "data_bits": 8,

    /** Parity.  Valid values are "N" (None), "E" (Even), "O" (Odd), "M" (Mark), "S" (Space) **/
    "parity": "N",

    /** Number of stop bits.  Valid values are 1, 1.5, 2 **/
    "stop_bits": 1,

    /** 
     * The baud rate can be specified, but it will disable the baud selection process when connecting to a port.
     * Only use if you want a single baud rate for all ports
     */
    // "baud": 9600,

    /**
     * Port-specific settings can be defined here to override the above global settings. The variables are the same,
     * just wrapped in an object with the name of the port.  Example:
     *
     * "COM1": 
     * {
     *     "baud": 57600,
     *     "enable_timestamps": true,
     *     "local_echo": true
     * }
     *
     * This will default the COM1 port to use 57.6k baud (skip baud selection), disable timestamps, and use local echo.
     * The word_wrap, data_bits, parity, etc. will be inherited from the globals above
     */
    

     // So trailing commas aren't an issue in the file
    "dummy_var": ""
}