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I want to explore python source using Xcode 4. After adding projects files to "Command Line Tool" blank project, I started reading.

But I can't found a symbols list (like functions , symbols ) bar just besides edit area like other IDE , as eclipse or pycharm ..

Is there any way to do this?

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You can find a similar list of symbols in the current file by clicking the popup menu above the editor in Xcode (or using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+6). You can also filter this list by starting to type after the menu shows up.

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Xcode doesn't have a dedicated panel for this like PyCharm. There is an inspector panel for viewing all symbols in the current project/workspace (Cmd+2), but it can't be filtered to show only symbols in the current file.

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The left-hand panel's second tab also gives you a project-wide symbol list, which can be presented hierarchically or as a flat list. Using the bottom controls, you can further filter the symbol list.

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thank u ,but i need the symbols list for current file not the whole project , for symbols is so many ...
AH! I understand - amending the answer with apologies to omz.
Good feature request would be another button on the bottom bar to show current editor's selected file's symbols, too. The jump bar requires a minimum of two mouse clicks (keyboard notwithstanding) versus a flat list of in-file symbols that remains visible. I'd use the symbol list a lot more were that the case.

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