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But for this to work correctly, it requires the Outline section of VSCode to have a proper hierarchy of symbols. For some reason, the Outline for .cls files is completely flat, and this feature does not work with Apex code...
Adding proper hierarchy support in the Outline for Apex class files would enable this feature to work properly in VSCode.
Sorry if this is the wrong place to add this, point me to the correct repo if this is wrong, and I will create a request there.
This discussion was converted from issue #4364 on September 06, 2024 22:40.
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Visual Studio code has released Sticky Scroll in version 1.70, which is awesome!
https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_70#_editor-sticky-scroll
https://www.tiktok.com/@vscode/video/7130009070798392618
But for this to work correctly, it requires the Outline section of VSCode to have a proper hierarchy of symbols. For some reason, the Outline for
.clsfiles is completely flat, and this feature does not work with Apex code...Adding proper hierarchy support in the Outline for Apex class files would enable this feature to work properly in VSCode.
Sorry if this is the wrong place to add this, point me to the correct repo if this is wrong, and I will create a request there.
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