Comment 1 Philippe Marschall 2011-02-27 09:29:56 EST

Created attachment 189892 [details]
file to reproduce

The following file demonstrates the issue.

The object 'outer' is shown in the outline view but the object 'nested' is not shown in the outline view.

Comment 2 Philippe Marschall 2011-02-27 09:31:52 EST

Created attachment 189893 [details]
screenshot of the issue

A screenshot showing how objects on the top level like 'outer' are shown in the outline view but objects in functions like 'nested' are not shown in the outline view.

Comment 3 Frank Wagner 2012-04-22 14:28:02 EDT

Created attachment 214352 [details]
Proposed implementation of the enhancement.

Here is a little patch that allows to have nested object members show up in the outline.
I could not find where to add a test case to cover this new feature. Who can help find?

Comment 4 Frank Wagner 2012-04-22 14:30:01 EDT

Created attachment 214353 [details]
Screenshot of proposed implemenation

Here is how it looks with my patch.

Comment 5 Redsandro 2012-07-09 15:17:20 EDT

Does it work for Object Literal definitions?
They are also completely ignored by the outliner.

objLiteral = {
  foo: function() {
    //
  },
  bar: function(baz) {
    //
  }
};