Symbol Explorer

A simple vscode extension to provide an explorer view of the symbols in the active document.

Features

Views for Explorer, Debugger, and a separate Activity Bar view of it's own!
Lists all symbols in the active document
Sort symbols alphabetically (default sort order can be set in preferences)
Symbols are grouped by container (i.e. methods within a class are grouped under that class) (default state can be set in preferences)
Symbols update automatically when your document is saved
Refresh the list

vscode-symbolexplorer.showExplorer: Show or hide Symbol Explorer in Explorer View (defaults to true, requires window reload)
vscode-symbolexplorer.showExplorerDebug: Show or hide the Symbol Explorer in Debug View (defaults to false, requires window reload)
vscode-symbolexplorer.autoStart: Whether to auto-check for symbols on start up
vscode-symbolexplorer.autoStartDelay: Delay auto-start to allow language server to start
vscode-symbolexplorer.defaultSort: Choose default sort direction (none, asc, desc) for the symbols in the view
vscode-symbolexplorer.defaultState: Choose default state of parent symbols (expanded [default], collapsed)

The only requirement is having a document open that supports symbols.

Code complexity scoring has only been tested on C# and may not yet work properly in other languages
Depending on what extension is providing the symbols for your file, you may have to hit the refresh button after the extension has finished loading (for instance, with the C# extension, once omnisharp has finished loading your project)
- Adjusting the autoStartDelay setting can help with this

See Changelog

Ability to reorganize you code with drag and drop
Code complexity scoring for individual symbols
Ability to group symbols with regions (if the current document supports regions)