#1 Breaking down public and private class methods/variables

[Michael Flanagan]

Greetings!

First off, I just want to say that this is a wickedly
cool plugin. There's always room for improvment, but
I've been using this plugin for ~2 months now and I
love it.

With that out of the way, =)

I've got a suggestion regarding the display of methods
and variables in the 'Outline' view in Eclipse. One of
the things I appreciated w/ the 0.0.2 release was the
addition of displaying public class methods that were
defined as:

function testClass() {

this.testFunc1 = function(){ alert("foo"); }

}

Somthing that would be really really nice to have,
would be for the outline view to be able to tell the
difference between public and private/protected
variables and methods.

For instance, take the following example:

function testClass() {

this.pubArray = [];
var privArray = [];

this.testFunc1 = function(){ alert("foo1"); }

function testFunc2(){ alert("foo2"); }

}

Only the method testFunk1() and the property pubArray
should be accessable from outside an instance of
testClass().

I know that support was just added for this for
prototyped methods and variables declared as
this.myProperty = null; to show up in the outline. This
is really awsome and I commend the hard work that was
put in to get this working! It would just be nice if it
worked the same way as I described in my test case as
well ;)

Cheers!