Reputation: 554
I want to see a list of all the functions defined in the current file in Xcode, just like the taglist plugin in VIM. I am not familiar with Xcode. Is it possible to do that in Xcode? Thanks.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 3360
Reputation: 5312
You can view that information in the "Jump Bar" at the top of the window.
Whenever you have a file open, you should see a thin bar above the file editor/viewer that has the name of your project along with a path to the file you have open. When you are in a .m or .h file, the last item in that bar will be the current method that your cursor is in if it is in one.
If you click on that, it will give you a list of all methods in that file, and clicking on one of those will scroll the window to it.
Here is an example from an old project of mine:
This is the jump bar that has a path to your file and allows you to select other files:
This is the list of methods in your current file if you click on the current method:
Upvotes: 5