I have installed jed and jed-extras on ubuntu. I would like to have a class-browser / outline mode. So I can see the structure of the code document currently edited and easily jump to a function or class in it.
The question is: What are the steps to actually activate / use the outline mode? There is supposed to be one but I can't find out how.
F10 key ==> File Edit Search Buffers Windows System Help
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PS: I don't mean folding, this is a different thing in my eyes, because it happens in the main text window. Outliner / class-browser as I know it from many gui editors happens in a separate screen area
PS2: I know there is some outline mode for vim, but I am trying to get away from vim, I tried it for years now but want something different