On Nov 10, 2005, at 9:03 AM, Luc Heinrich wrote:
On 10 nov. 05, at 11:28, Matt Mower wrote:
...and the symbol popup is great.
Well, it's a good start yes, but it's pretty much close to useless, for me at least :p
A simple Ruby example:
class Foo def initialize end end
class Bar def initialize end end
The symbol popup for this file will show: <TxM_symbol_popup.png>
When it should at least show something like: Foo::initialize Bar::initialize
Or better: Foo initialize Bar initialize
Or even better, like SubEthaEdit with cute little icons :) <SEE_symbol_popup.png>
Looking forward to see what the next updates will bring us... Can I also have SubEthaEdit's superior block editing ? Please ? ;)
You can get pretty close to the same thing already. You won't have the nice icons, but you will have class and or def to set apart the class declarations from the method definitions. Note, this example is for Python not Ruby so you will have to translate the scope names to their ruby equivalents...
First go open up your language in the Bundle editor and create a new preferences. The contents of this new preference should be { showInSymbolList = '1'; }
Now the critical part is to set the scope: In python I set the scope to: source.python declaration.function, declaration.class
Now close the bundle editor.
With those definitions Here's what my symbols menu looks like for a file with multiple classes....
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