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I think I already know the answer to this question is “No”, but I ask anyway just in case I missed something in the dox.
I adore the Eclipse “Quick Outline” feature where I can easily see all the member variables and methods for the class my cursor is currently located in by typing Control + O (or Navigate -> Quick Outline).
What would be equally useful is a way to see all local variables available at the point my cursor is. Does such a feature exist?
Thanks!
You can probably use content assist for this. Just press Ctrl+Space on an empty line, the resulting content assist popup should offer suggestions on what can be inserted at that point, local variables should be on top followed by fields and then member functions.