Subroutine explorer in the editor similar to variable explorer under the tools menu. Provide a list of the subroutines in the script with the ability to jump to the subroutine location when the name on the list is double clicked.
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Good idea. But did you know you can right click on a GoSub and click Go To Subroutine ... ?
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Yes, I know that, another great feature of the Macro Scheduler editor.
I'm currently looking at a script I haven't worked on in months. Its 3063 lines and has 68 subroutines. I kind-of-sort-of know what sub I want to go to but I don't know its exact name so I can't just ctrl-f and go to it and the same thing with finding a call to the sub whether its a gosub or an event handler. Having a list to draw from would be very handy.
Thank you for considering this request.
Dick
addendum:
Just discovered accidentally that kpassaur had a very similar enhancement suggestion back in 2007
I'm currently looking at a script I haven't worked on in months. Its 3063 lines and has 68 subroutines. I kind-of-sort-of know what sub I want to go to but I don't know its exact name so I can't just ctrl-f and go to it and the same thing with finding a call to the sub whether its a gosub or an event handler. Having a list to draw from would be very handy.
Thank you for considering this request.
Dick
addendum:
Just discovered accidentally that kpassaur had a very similar enhancement suggestion back in 2007
