Hey Peter, I wanted to comment, but smth with Twitter and/or fb is not working. Anyway, I do it here:
➢ The tree (AST) view is needed, because it shows the hierachical view and the association of the code. IntelliJ does the same, the navigator in NetBeans too. It represents the Abstract Syntax Tree, which is a tree. If you show it like this, there is no association between vars and/or functions and whatever, as you can see your comparsion of your plugin and the result from Eclipse. ➢ For me, I would like to see the same information from the navigator for example. If I have a filter function, there is nothing wrong with a tree and it will not hurting the eyes. The only difference between your plugin and the navigator, should be, that this is a lightweight dialog and with a filter functionality. Cheers Chris Von: Peter Cheung Gesendet: Montag, 26. Februar 2018 10:06 An: d...@platform.netbeans.org Cc: dev@netbeans.incubator.apache.org Betreff: First draft of netbeans quick outline plugin <https://netbeans.org/> First draft of netbeans quick outline plugin http://peter.quantr.hk/2018/02/first-draft-of-netbeans-quick-outline-plugin/
