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Bug 338336

Summary:

[outline] objects in functions not shown in outline view

Product:

[WebTools] JSDT

Reporter:

Philippe Marschall <philippe.marschall>

Component:

General

Assignee:

Project Inbox <jsdt.javascript-inbox>

Status:

NEW ---

QA Contact:

Victor Rubezhny <vrubezhny>

Severity:

enhancement

Priority:

CC:

dittofluid, frank.wagner.13, redsandro, thatnitind, vrubezhny

Version:

3.3

Flags:

thatnitind: review? (vrubezhny)

Target Milestone:

Future

Hardware:

All

OS:

All

Whiteboard:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
file to reproduce	none
screenshot of the issue	none
Proposed implementation of the enhancement.	none
Screenshot of proposed implemenation	none

Description Philippe Marschall

2011-02-27 09:27:03 EST

Objects an their properties are shown in the outline view only if they are in the global namespace. When they are defined in functions they are not shown in the outline view.

Comment 1 Philippe Marschall

2011-02-27 09:29:56 EST

Created attachment 189892 [details]
file to reproduce

The following file demonstrates the issue.

The object 'outer' is shown in the outline view but the object 'nested' is not shown in the outline view.

Comment 2 Philippe Marschall

2011-02-27 09:31:52 EST

Created attachment 189893 [details]
screenshot of the issue

A screenshot showing how objects on the top level like 'outer' are shown in the outline view but objects in functions like 'nested' are not shown in the outline view.

Comment 3 Frank Wagner

2012-04-22 14:28:02 EDT

Created attachment 214352 [details]
Proposed implementation of the enhancement.

Here is a little patch that allows to have nested object members show up in the outline.
I could not find where to add a test case to cover this new feature. Who can help find?

Comment 4 Frank Wagner

2012-04-22 14:30:01 EDT

Created attachment 214353 [details]
Screenshot of proposed implemenation

Here is how it looks with my patch.

Comment 5 Redsandro

2012-07-09 15:17:20 EDT

Does it work for Object Literal definitions?
They are also completely ignored by the outliner.

objLiteral = {
  foo: function() {
    //
  },
  bar: function(baz) {
    //
  }
};