Claus Pedersen
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We have many packages which can contain up to hundred of functions and procedures and it can be hard to get an overview when all are listed in the code content pane.
To get an overview I would request a way to "insert" headlines/dividors in the code that would be reflected in the content pane, similar to the syntax /*tab=test*/ in SQL window.
I would suggest that a comment like /*hdr=Private utility methods*/ and /*hdr=Public methods*/ would result in a (e.g. black) symbol with an H (for Header) in the relevant place between all the green P and F icons.
The text for the headers should in this case should be "Private utility methods" and "Public methods" (without the quotes).
The header icon should be navigable, just like when you click on a function or procedure to navigate to a method.
This could be a way to insert comments/dividers in the packages to help to get a visual overview of the content.
Does my explanation make any sense to you or should I elaborate?
To get an overview I would request a way to "insert" headlines/dividors in the code that would be reflected in the content pane, similar to the syntax /*tab=test*/ in SQL window.
I would suggest that a comment like /*hdr=Private utility methods*/ and /*hdr=Public methods*/ would result in a (e.g. black) symbol with an H (for Header) in the relevant place between all the green P and F icons.
The text for the headers should in this case should be "Private utility methods" and "Public methods" (without the quotes).
The header icon should be navigable, just like when you click on a function or procedure to navigate to a method.
This could be a way to insert comments/dividers in the packages to help to get a visual overview of the content.
Does my explanation make any sense to you or should I elaborate?
