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This is very interesting. I've come to rely on Sublime Text's Cmd+R "Go To Symbol..." [1] (and Cmd+Shift+R "Go To Symbol in Project...") extremely strongly for
by shurcooL 12y ago
This is very interesting.
I've come to rely on Sublime Text's Cmd+R "Go To Symbol..." [1] (and Cmd+Shift+R "Go To Symbol in Project...") extremely strongly for code navigation. Instead of scrolling up or down to and _searching_ for a func I want, I just Cmd+R and go to it. Lookup, not search. It becomes second nature and so fast that other things become the bottleneck.
However, sometimes I notice its limitation of having just one scope, the top level symbol definitions. I wish there were other scopes accessible, like go to symbols within a function declaration. Or go to packages within my GOPATH (partially addressed by GoSublime's Cmd+.,Cmd+O "Browse Packages" [2]).
Basically, I think that being able to quickly select a scope and navigate to entries within it is very a powerful construct, and this Code Browser seems to address the multiple scopes aspect. That's why I think it's interesting.
[1] http://virtivia.com:27080/1l2gvqiyrty1g.png http://virtivia.com:27080/1l2gvqiyrty1g.png
[2] http://virtivia.com:27080/15j0bijsr586y.png http://virtivia.com:27080/15j0bijsr586y.png