Is there an editor for Unix shell scripts such as Bash that has a kind of function overview as most Eclipse editors? I have a really large shell script with a lot of functions here and I want to move quickly from one function to next.
Or is there any other way to get such an overview?
The VIM taglist plugin also works for shell scripts. If you are a VIM user you might consider it...
It offers you a function list in a window split on the left, which you can use to navigate to function definitions.
As I'm mostly on Windows environments I had a look to Notepad++ plugins and found the Function List plugin. It's mainly what I'm looking for. As there is no documentation by the author have a look at an introductory blog post.
Geany can hold this easily, maybe worst the effort of a linux virtual machine inside your windows, so you can use this and others tools when it comes in handy. But Notepad++ is amazing. gedit have plugins deleveloped for this too.
