Hi doubleTap, The method you described works well, Thanks! Chris, I wish I used a mac, but I need windows for complicated reasons, so I can't use Panic.
I'm wondering if it would be best to make a request to Aptana to support mootools classes out of the box, writing code this way seems more of a workaround. Has anyone already done this, or know the best way to go about it? On Dec 1, 9:41 pm, cbolson <[email protected]> wrote: > I realise that this thread has moved off on a slight tangent, but I > just wanted to add that I use Coda by Panic (http://www.panic.com/ > coda/) and it does exactly what you are saying - creates a clickable > list of all the Mootools (or whatever) functions in the side panel. > > Chris > > On 1 dic, 00:17, Matt Thomson <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi All, > > > I am working with a class that has the standard structure: > > var myClass = new Class > > ({ > > Implements: Options, > > options: {}, > > initialize: function(options){}, > > function1: function(){}, > > function2: function(){} > > > }); > > > The class has about 20 functions in it and is about 600 lines long. > > > I can't find an IDE that will parse this class, and show an 'outline' > > view in a side tab, that lists the class/functions in order, and will > > make them linkable to the function in the code. > > > Without this I end up scrolling up and down and using search > > constantly, and it is getting increasingly difficult to work as the > > file gets bigger. > > > I have tried using Aptana with the mootools plugin (nice code hints, > > but no outline), and using komodo (has outline, but in wrong order, > > and half the functions missing) . > > > Has anyone found a solution to this problem (on Windows). I'm not too > > concerned with code hints, being able to navigate is the number 1 > > issue. > > > Thanks, > > > Matt.
