Hi folks,
in our project we are using packages containing many functions and procedures (further all called functions). This results directly from our effort to write "clean" code and seperate different abstractions of logic in different functions.
So e.g. for one main function we might end up with 50 further functions in total. On the other hand we have other types of packages which host a large set of mainly independent functions.
It would help us a lot during code analyzing when the function list of a pl/sql package can react more on the cursor position in the code window. Currently it just highlights the "current" function. It would be really great if it would behave like that:
- Still highlight the function where the cursor is positioned in the code
- Dim all the functions which are not directly called by my current function/procedure
- Mark up all functions which are directly and indirectly called by my function (no need to follow function calls out of the current package)
With this feature we will have a better overview of the function dependencies within our packages.
Thanks for your time!
Ragnus
in our project we are using packages containing many functions and procedures (further all called functions). This results directly from our effort to write "clean" code and seperate different abstractions of logic in different functions.
So e.g. for one main function we might end up with 50 further functions in total. On the other hand we have other types of packages which host a large set of mainly independent functions.
It would help us a lot during code analyzing when the function list of a pl/sql package can react more on the cursor position in the code window. Currently it just highlights the "current" function. It would be really great if it would behave like that:
- Still highlight the function where the cursor is positioned in the code
- Dim all the functions which are not directly called by my current function/procedure
- Mark up all functions which are directly and indirectly called by my function (no need to follow function calls out of the current package)
With this feature we will have a better overview of the function dependencies within our packages.
Thanks for your time!
Ragnus
