Re: Code explorer for JavaScript does not recognize functions: name = function() { }

The code explorer for JavaScript does not recognize function definitions of the following syntax: functionName = function() { code }

This is a very common JS syntax, e.g. in order to put functions into namespaces when running multiple independent scripts (such as userscripts on Wikipedia or Greasemonkey scripts) on the same web page: Namespace.functionName = function { code }

Since I am working on a project that exclusively uses this syntax (the Wikipedia editor wikEd), PSPad is currently not an option for me. Would it be possible to fix this?

Download the today's build from PSPad developer forum.
I did it before a while.

@Jan:

This feature improves working with JavaScript a lot.
Please also add support for recognizing methods in prototypes defined as follows:


new Human = function() {
this.walking = false;
this.name = "";
this.height = 1.80;
};

Human.prototype.walk = function() {
this.walking = true;
};

Human.prototype.stopWalking = function() {
this.walking = false;
};

Human.prototype.setName= function(newName) {
this.name= newName;
};


Right now, all functions are recognized and listed as
Human.walk
Human.stopWalking
Human.setName

Desirable would be a listing which is implemented in e. g. eclipse (PDT):
Human
|
|--> walking
|
|--> name
|
|--> height
|
|--> walk()
|
|--> stopWalking()
|
|--> setName()

Sincerely,
Stevie