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Summary
Outline pane in vscode should also include / support #region blocks in Powershell.
Outline is a great tool for navigating hundreds of lines. If there are hundred of lines the Powershell Developer utilises region of code blocks using the #region / #endregion blocks to navigate easier. If this is implemented in the outline it will add a lot value to the PowerShell developer.
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Oh that's a great idea! Do you know what it would look like? I'm going to mark this as up for grabs because I'd happily take a PR that enabled it, but am unsure of when I'd be able to get to it myself.
Hi @emrgcl and @andschwa. AFAIK the outline view actually comes from the Document/Symbol request to the PowerShell Editor Services. I think it would be possible to add this for regions (I actually implemented the code-folding for regions previously) using the existing token operations code.
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Summary
Outline pane in vscode should also include / support #region blocks in Powershell.
Outline is a great tool for navigating hundreds of lines. If there are hundred of lines the Powershell Developer utilises region of code blocks using the #region / #endregion blocks to navigate easier. If this is implemented in the outline it will add a lot value to the PowerShell developer.
Proposed Design
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: