Javascript Developer Tools (JSDT) for Eclipse provides a nice outline view of Javascript classes, with a little symbol next to them to indicate visibility. Looking at Preferences->Javascript->Appearance->Members Sort Order, it seems able to indicate whether a method is public, private or protected, but all of my use the "default" marke...
JSDT (Javascript Development Tools) is an Eclipse project aimed at implementing the JDT APIs for Javascript. Its early demos were really impressive, but it seems to not have had any releases since 2007, without any mention of what happened to it. Does anyone know its status? ...
I am trying to show occurences when browsing .js files in Eclipse (just simple occurences like it does for C). For example, if I highlight myVar, then Eclipse should show boxes in a ruler where other occurences of myVar occur in the file. I've gone into Preferences->General->Editors->Text Editors->Annotations multiple times, de/selecte...
How should I organize my JavaScript code to be visible well in deep in the Eclipse JSDT's Outline View? For example, if I have a JS file containing the following content, Outline shows the one top level function only: function topLevel() { var local1 = 1; var local2 = 2; function local() {}; } ...